Beneath the heavy gray skies of Birmingham, Sharon Osbourne walked slowly behind her husband’s casket, her hands trembling as she clung to their children — Jack, Kelly, Aimee, and Louis — while thousands of Black Sabbath fans lined the streets in silence, but it was Sharon who became the heart of the farewell, breaking down as she reached out to touch the black‑and‑silver‑draped coffin, whispering a goodbye only she and Ozzy could understand, witnesses describing how she fell to her knees for a moment, her grief so palpable that even the roaring crowd of fans fell silent, one mourner saying, “It felt like watching a love story end,” and within hours, footage of the heartbreaking procession had gone viral, turning Birmingham into a city in mourning for the Prince of Darkness — but for Sharon, it was not a farewell to a legend, it was the final goodbye to the love of her life.
Beneath the heavy, rain-threatened skies of Birmingham, Sharon Osbourne walked behind the casket of her husband, Ozzy Osbourne, as the world looked on with broken […]
