Ozzy Osbourne has died at the age of 76, surrounded by family, who asked for privacy during this time. The legendary rocker had battled Parkinson’s disease since 2019, along with lingering injuries from a 2003 quad bike accident and recent spinal surgeries.

Born in Birmingham in 1948, Ozzy rose to fame as the frontman of Black Sabbath, helping define heavy metal with his dark, theatrical style. Known for wild stage stunts—like biting the head off a bat—he earned the nickname “Prince of Darkness” and later became a reality TV icon with The Osbournes.

In 2022, he made a surprise performance at the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham and gave a final concert earlier this month at Villa Park, thanking fans with emotion. He is survived by his wife Sharon, children Aimee, Kelly, Jack, Jessica, Louis, and multiple grandchildren.

Tributes have poured in worldwide, including from his hometown club, Aston Villa. Despite health battles, Ozzy stayed creative and iconic to the end. His influence on music, culture, and generations of fans remains unforgettable. Rest in peace, Ozzy.