Kelly Osbourne Shares Emotional Father's Day Tribute to Late Dad Ozzy Osbourne
Kelly Osbourne says the last year has been the worst of her life as she remembers Ozzy and ignores cruel online abuse.
- On Sunday, Kelly Osbourne shared an emotional Father's Day tribute to late father Ozzy Osbourne on Instagram, marking her first Father's Day since his passing in July 2025 at age 76.
- Heavy metal legend Ozzy Osbourne died in July 2025 after battling Parkinson's disease, an event that came weeks after his retirement concert in Birmingham.
- Kelly Osbourne faced vicious online abuse regarding her weight loss, with social media users comparing her to a "dead body" after her appearance at the BRIT Awards in February.
- Supporting mental health advocacy through Mind, Kelly Osbourne remarked, "It's about being brave enough to take the taboo away and realise that if you need the help, it's out there."
- Kelly Osbourne wore a bat-inspired fascinator at Ascot to honor the Prince of Darkness, remarking, "It's just one of my ways of remembering him" while focusing on her son Sidney.
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Kelly Osbourne (41) recalled her late father Ozzy Osbourne on Father's Day with an emotional Instagram post.
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