Ozzy Osbourne seen in family video just two days before death | UK | News
Ozzy Osbourne enjoyed valuable moments in the images published just two days before passing with his family.
The clip drew a lot of attention this week after the approval of Rock Legend’s death this week.
40 -year -old daughter Kelly Osbourne, just two days before the death of the Black Sabbath icon, on July 20 with his followers in the story of Instagram shared the sincere video.
Record showed that Ozzy was dived with a tablet while sitting on a breakfast table with Ozzy’s youngest daughter and two -year -old son Sidney.
The triple was taken during the morning dinner, various newspapers, including the Sunday mirror, were scattered in front of the table, reported the mirror.
Kelly opened the clip with a cheerful “good morning”.
Before turning the camera towards his father.
He called Ozzy as “Dadda”, and then encouraged him by wearing headphones: “Good morning!”
When he wanted to greet the audience, Ozzy leaned towards the camera and warmly “Good morning!”
The heartwarming images have been wandering on social media platforms this week, especially after Ozzy’s death, especially by Ozzy’s family since Ozzy’s family.
A Tiktok Post containing the clip has already received more than 2 million likes.
Kelly announced that Ozzy had gone through an official statement yesterday.
The announcement carried the signatures of his wife Sharon and his four children – Louis Osbourne, Aimee Osbourne, Jack Osbourne and Kelly – released last night.
In the statement he read: “Only the words of our beloved Ozzy Osbourne this morning that we have passed away with more sadness than we need to report. With his family and with love. We want everyone to respect our family privacy. Sharon, Jack, Kelly, Aimee and Louis.”
The news of death has recently caused tribute to erupt, including former Black Sabbath group friends, which he had recently met for a farewell concert in Birmingham. Later, flowers were placed in the city group and the bridge in the city and the fans flocked to the location.
Ozzy’s former group -friend Tony Iommi was among those who honored him after yesterday’s announcement. Tony shared Ozzy’s photos, last night to respond to the news in an Instagram article, “the words can not really find the words,” he said.
Tony wrote: “I can’t believe it! My dear friend Ozzy died only weeks after our show in Villa Park. So heartless news, I can’t really find words, nothing else like him. Geer, Bill and I lost our brother.
