Ozzy Osbourne's 'Forgotten' Daughter Paid Her Respects At His Funeral

Ozzy Osbourne's funeral was an emotional event for his fans, friends, and family, including his spotlight-shy daughter Aimee Osbourne.

The singer, infamously known as the heavy metal icon's "forgotten" daughter, made a rare public appearance at her father's funeral procession. The event occurred on Wednesday, July 30, in Birmingham, England.

Ozzy Osbourne passed away at 76 on July 22, 2025, after cementing his name in the halls of rock and roll legends. He welcomed three children, Aimee, Kelly, and Jack, with his longtime partner, Sharon Osbourne. He also shared three children with his first wife, Thelma Riley.

Ozzy received a farewell cortege in his hometown of Birmingham, a city that heavily influenced his music career. The late singer's heavy metal band Black Sabbath was formed there, and they were also immortalized with a bench and bridge on Broad Street.

The funeral procession stopped on the street, allowing thousands of fans to honor Ozzy's memory alongside his family. As seen in pictures shared by PEOPLE, Aimee joined her mother and younger siblings as they paid tribute to the late rockstar with purple flowers.

Aimee donned a black jacket and pant suit combo, adding a touch of Ozzy's signature purple color by wearing a purple top underneath. She completed the look with a black veil and a beret and was overcome with emotions as she bid her father goodbye. Sharon, Kelly, and Jack were also photographed crying.

Aimee's rare public appearance with her family came days after a source confirmed she was with Ozzy in his final days. The Blast reported that the infamous "forgotten" daughter had traveled from Los Angeles to the UK to spend time with her father.

"Kelly has been at the house a lot in the last week or so, so has Aimee. It is terribly sad for all of them; they really hoped he would be able to carry on for a bit longer. But it's so lovely that he had his children around him during his last days," the source said.

Aimee's presence was also confirmed in the Osbourne family's joint statement after Ozzy's death. The poignant message captured their grief and plea for privacy as they dealt with their loss. It was signed "Sharon, Jack, Kelly, Aimee, and Louis," with the latter referencing Ozzy's son from his first marriage.

Aimee, who performs under the moniker ARO, became known as Ozzy's "forgotten" daughter due to her insistence on avoiding the spotlight. Ozzy and his family rose to fame on the MTV series "The Osbournes," with thousands coming to believe the late singer only had two children, Kelly and Jack.

The misunderstanding stemmed from Aimee's refusal to participate in the show. She was against having her life displayed on TV and opted to move out at 16. Additionally, she kept a low profile throughout the years and avoided the spotlight while her family thrived in it.

A source implied that Aimee's need to stay under the radar was why she skipped Ozzy's farewell concert on July 5. They claimed she told pals she intentionally missed the Black Sabbath reunion show because she wanted to protect herself, her parents, and her siblings.

The Blast covered the incredible turnout for Ozzy's funeral cortege, reporting that thousands had queued for hours to pay their respects to the rock legend. A video captured the massive crowd on Broad Street, showing numerous people waiting patiently behind crowd control barriers.

Safety officers patrolled the area, ensuring no one was on the streets before the procession began. There was also an enormous pile of gifts and tributes on the Black Sabbath Bench, which has since been converted into a memorial site by grieving fans.

Source shared that some people had arrived early Wednesday morning to secure prime viewing spots long before queueing started. The funeral procession started from Ozzy's home with his hearse leading the way while his wife and children followed behind in cars.

Aimee wasn't the only "forgotten" child in the Osbourne family, as Ozzy's children from his first marriage were not as popular. The Blast shared that he welcomed two children, Louis and Jessica, with his ex-wife Thelma Riley and adopted her son, Elliot, from a previous relationship.

Louis was mentioned in the Osbourne family's joint statement addressing Ozzy's death. However, it was unclear if he was among the children by the singer's side when he died. Like his siblings, the DJ honored his father's memory with a social media tribute.

Additionally, Louis changed his Facebook profile picture to a blank black photo to signify his grief. His sister, Jessica, similarly paid her respects to Ozzy on her Instagram Story by dropping a picture of her famous dad alongside the words: "RIP Ozzy."