Sharon Osbourne: Embracing Falconry and Healing After Ozzy's Passing
SHOCKING TRIBUTES: SHARON OSBOURNE PAYS EMOTIONAL OBITUARY TO LATE HUSBAND OZZY
In a heart-wrenching Instagram post, Sharon Osbourne has broken her silence on the passing of her beloved husband Ozzy Osbourne, and it's clear she's still reeling from the devastating loss. The 72-year-old TV personality and businesswoman shared an intimate video of herself enjoying falconry with her new passion project in Cornwall, a far cry from the grief that has been weighing heavily on her heart.
Just weeks after Ozzy's passing on July 22 at the age of 76, Sharon penned a heartfelt caption expressing her gratitude for the overwhelming support she's received from fans and loved ones. "I'm still having trouble finding the words to express how grateful I am for the love and support you've shown me on social media," she wrote, acknowledging that it's been a "comfort" in her darkest moments.
Sharon's tribute comes amidst a whirlwind of tributes pouring in from the music world and showbiz industry alike. From Marilyn Manson to Ozzy's lead guitarist Zakk Wylde, stars have flocked to pay their respects to the rock legend, who left an indelible mark on the music scene. But for Sharon, it's clear that her grief is still raw.
As she navigated her new role as a widow, Sharon has found solace in falconry, a hobby that has "put a smile back on [her] face," according to daughter Kelly, 40. In an Instagram update, Kelly shared an adorable video of their mother bonding with an owl at Cornwall Falconry in Bugle near St Austell.
"It's amazing how much joy these incredible creatures bring us," Kelly wrote, echoing her mother's sentiments about the connection she feels with falconry. "Their trust and confidence in us are truly inspiring."
Meanwhile, the Osbourne family has been dealing with the aftermath of Ozzy's passing, including the sudden removal of a BBC documentary from schedules last month. According to sources close to the production team, the BBC was forced to pull the plug on Ozzydocumentary after the late rocker's family expressed concerns about the show's rushed pace.
With both the BBC and Paramount+ producing documentaries on Ozzy in the works, it seems like a "race" has begun to air unseen footage of the rock legend. Insiders suggest that the Osbourne family was worried about the tone and theme of the BBC documentary, which features one of their last interviews together.
As the family navigates this difficult time, fans are left wondering what's next for Sharon and her loved ones. Will she continue to find solace in falconry? And how will she honor Ozzy's legacy? One thing is clear: with a bond like theirs, it's not just about words – but actions.
A LOOK BACK AT OZZY'S LIFE
For over four decades, Ozzy Osbourne has been a household name. As the lead vocalist of Black Sabbath, he revolutionized heavy metal music and left an indelible mark on the industry. Diagnosed with Parkinson's disease in 2019, Ozzy continued to perform and record music until his passing.
As news of his death spread like wildfire, fans from around the world took to social media to pay their respects. Celebrities and musicians alike flocked to share tributes, memories, and condolences for the rock legend.
Now, as Sharon begins her new chapter without Ozzy by her side, it's clear that she's still finding her footing. But with falconry as her newfound passion project, perhaps she'll discover a sense of purpose – and peace – in the beautiful Cornish countryside.
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