Ozzy Osbourne, the iconic Black Sabbath singer, passed away on July 22, 2025, surrounded by family and love. Despite his declining health, including a Parkinson’s disease diagnosis announced in 2020 and complications from past injuries, Osbourne remained active until his final performance with Black Sabbath earlier that month. The band’s last show was a historic charity event, raising approximately $190 million for various causes. While no official cause of death has been disclosed, Osbourne’s family requested privacy during this difficult time.

Throughout his later years, Osbourne openly discussed his health challenges and retirement plans, expressing a desire to live quietly with family and pursue passions like animal rescue. He and his wife Sharon had also prepared for the possibility of assisted euthanasia in the event of debilitating illness. Despite rumors and misinformation about his condition, his daughter Kelly Osbourne clarified that he was not imminently dying from Parkinson’s. Ozzy’s legacy as a rock legend and his candidness about his struggles left a lasting impact on fans and the music world.