Sharon Osbourne Details Daughter Aimee's Escape From Deadly Fire

Sharon Osbourne's eldest daughter Aimee Osbourne recently survived a deadly fire incident in a Hollywood recording studio that left a person dead.

As you may know, Aimee is an English entertainment star known for her music and acting prowess. She is also Sharon and Ozzy Osbourne's first daughter together but Ozzy's third oldest daughter.

The terrible fire outbreak occurred when the music star was working in a studio, and her mother shared details of the occurrence on Instagram, noting how fortunate her daughter was to be a survivor.

Sharon's photo of the L.A. Times news had a headline that read, "Fire breaks out at Hollywood recording studios, leaving 1 dead and 2 injured," and displayed a map of the location of the happening.

The snap also showed that the outbreak was a structure fire in Hollywood, California, killing a person, which the British-American star described as "heartbreaking."

She captioned the post with a detailed message about the incident, mentioning the two survivors, including her daughter, and sending prayers to the families of the person who lost their life. Sharon wrote:

"Today my daughter @aro_officialmusic was working in a recording studio at this building with her producer. They are the lucky two that made it out alive."

The caption continued and read, "It is utterly heartbreaking that someone lost their life today in this fire & we are sending our prayers to this person and their family. What happened today was beyond horrific."

The television personality further expressed her hope that similar buildings like that involved in the fire eruption were better structured for fire safety.

She noted that the construction was a "creative hub for music" in Hollywood which should have been regulated for fire regulations. Still, unfortunately, there was no fire protocol in said building, and the music artists lost all their equipment.

Sharon concluded her caption with prayers, stating, "Once again, our prayers go out to the family and friends of the person that lost their life to this senseless fire."

Fans were devastated about the loss of life and were glad Aimee, alongside her producer, survived the saddening episode.

Several agreed with the 69-year-old's idea about fire regulations and suggested that residents should do better at "safety upkeeping."

Regarding the fire outbreak, the Los Angeles Fire Department reported that seventy-eight firefighters responded to a call about a firestorm in a two-story concrete industrial structure in Hollywood on Thursday night, May 19, 5:42 p.m.

The report showed the building had plenty of small individual recording studios, which created a pigeon-holed layout, making it very difficult for the firefighters to navigate with little to no visibility.

After much effort, taking 51 minutes, the firemen were able to douse the inferno. On the other hand, Aimee and her producer suffered smoke-related symptoms but refused to go to the hospital, so they were treated at the site.

It should be noted that there were no other victims besides the 38-year-old, her work buddy, and the deceased person after the "Human Remains Detection K9s" combed the region.

Sharon's second daughter Kelly Osbourne recently announced that she would soon be a mother following her nearly two-month break from social media.

The Blast shared that Sharon was beyond thrilled about the news, like Kelly, who described her feeling as "ecstatic."

The music manager and mother-of-three expressed excitement about sharing the incredible journey ahead with her daughter as her heart could not be "more full."

Fans congratulated the family on the newest addition, while they also stated that Kelly would be the best mother.

Before the fantastic news came to light, Sharon tested positive for COVID a second time, even with the vaccines she previously received.

The Blast reported that Kelly was diagnosed with the virus at the same time while her father, Ozzy, tested positive the previous week.

"The X Factor" former judge updated her fans with the news and noted that Ozzy was getting better since his first diagnosis as his temperature returned to normal.

Her COVID diagnosis may not be so surprising to fans as she previously took a break from her show "The Talk" to care for her spouse.

Sharon was worried about Ozzy at the time as he had been COVID-free for two years, so she took a week off to get the musician back on his feet.