Emotional Ozzy Osbourne said goodbye to fans at his ‘final encore’ just weeks before his death as he performed to thousands at last Black Sabbath gig where he was supported by rock legends and witnessed his daughter Kelly’s engagement

Emotional Ozzy Osbourne said goodbye to fans in the Final Encore ‘only weeks before his 76 -year -old death.

Black Sabbath Frontman, Group friends – Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler, Bill Ward – took the last time to come together and took the stage to thousands of fans at Birmingham’s last concert in Villa Park on July 5th.

Ozzy was supported by his wife Sharon, Rock Legends and witnessed his daughter Kelly’s engagement in the show.

Ozzy closed his last live performance with some emotional words in his hometown Birmingham, which he founded 56 years ago in his hometown Birmingham.

Ozzy said: ‘This is the last song. Your support has enabled us to live an incredible lifestyle, thank you under our hearts. ‘

A message on the screen then read the following: ‘Thank you for everything, you are incredible. Birmingham forever, ‘before the sky is illuminated with fireworks.

Ozzy was supported by his wife Sharon, Rock Legends and witnessed his daughter Kelly’s engagement

The last performance of the group was crushing for the Ön Ozzy, who has repeatedly thanked the fans for their support for five years in the music industry.

While 42,000 strong crowds cheered him, Ozzy confessed at some point: ‘You don’t know how I feel.’

Ozzy’s daughter Kelly’s fiancé, now Sid Wilson, was even more special at night after landing on a knee.

48 -year -old Sid, who is a DJ for Slipknot, landed in Kelly with a 18k yellow gold ring decorated with white and yellow diamonds.

The couple, who shared the son Sidney, who looks happier than ever, shared the sweet moment with their fans on social media as they watched their best friends and families.

The couple began to appear in 2022 and welcomed their son Sidney in November 2023.

Ozzy, a statement from his family, 76 -year -old ‘surrounded by love’ died.

The Osbourne family said in a statement: ‘With more sadness than words that we need to report that our dear Ozzy Osbourne has passed away this morning.

Ozzy, who has been struggling with Parkinson’s disease since 2003, brought his show to an emotional closure in his hometown Birmingham, while he had some touching words for Villa Park.

Rocker, Black Sabbath group friends Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler and Bill Ward since 2005 for the first performances in the original series came together again (in the picture) that year)

“ He was together with his family and surrounded by love. We want everyone to respect our family confidentiality right now. Sharon, Jack, Kelly, Aimee and Louis. ‘

Ozzy announced earlier this year that he could not walk in the midst of years of war with Parkinson’s disease.

However, at the beginning of this month, he was able to reunite with his group friends Geezer Butler, Tony Iommi and Bill Ward for their final concerts.

In the middle of Dialing health, Ozzy admitted that he was not sure whether he would stand after a series of spine operations.

The singer was in solid training, even saw that blood pressure was taken 15 times a day.

He explained: ‘There is this instructor man who helps people return to normal. It was difficult, but he was convinced that he could shoot for me. I give everything I have.

‘This durability. The first thing when you fall out is your durability.

“ I get my blood pressure 15 times a day .. This device is on my finger. It is a monitor to say how my heart rate is. ‘

Ozzy, the last show in recent years after the series of Health Concerns ‘best’ promised to do the ‘best’.

Ozzy (depicted in 2014) has undergone seven surgeries in the last five years, including the fourth operation in September 2023 and is fighting Parkinson’s disease.

In 2002, their daughters Kelly and Aimee, his wife Sharon and the last Jack Osbourne – The year of the family’s Osbournes show began

Yıldız was a music titan that somehow survived the discussions that would end others’ careers and devoted the health problems that would leave most of us on our backs.

The death of the man who invented Headbanging ends the last part of a life marked with scandal, abuse and even prison time, both with dizzying success and fame.

The singer, who sells more than 100 million records, will be synonymous with the Heavy Metal group he founded at his home forever.

With iron man, war pigs and paranoid hits, Black Sabbath pushing hidden themes was both very popular and controversial, even a future pope Osbourne condemned for a ‘subconscious demonic influence’.

Ozzy was born in 1948 in Birmingham, John Michael Osbourne and left school at the age of 15.

After being sentenced to two months in prison for theft, he decided to continue his love of music, and until 1970, Black Sabbath won a great follow -up in the United States and England with his first album released.

Black Sabbath’s solo tour – The End – saw that he performed in places around the world. Above: Butler filled for the original drummer Ward, Iommi and Tommy Clufetos Osbourne

The group’s farewell tour – The End – ended with a performance at Birmingham in 2017. Above: Cover of the Group’s latest album 13

After Black Sabbath performs his last tours, Osbourne comes with the latest album release in the ordinary Man, February 2020.

Ozzy left the group in 1978 and evacuated his first wife Thelma Mayfair, who had two children four years later.

He continued to marry his second wife Sharon Osbourne, who helped him turn into a successful solo artist, and the couple had three children together.

In 2001, Ozzy won a new fan base with the family’s reality TV show The Osbournes.

His wife Sharon and his five children survived by Jessica, Louis, Aimee, Kelly and Jack.