Sharon Osbourne Sparking Concern As 'She's Numb With Disbelief' Over Ozzy's Death

The pain of Ozzy Osbourne's passing remains fresh in the hearts of his loved ones, especially for his longtime partner, Sharon Osbourne.

The Prince of Darkness, who died on July 22, had four contributing factors to his death, according to his death certificate. The rockstar's heartbreaking passing came nearly three weeks after his final performance in Birmingham.

Ozzy Osbourne welcomed six children with two women, his first wife Thelma Riley and his music manager Sharon Osbourne. Sources claimed his beloved spouse continues to battle with the aftermath of his death, noting she was overwhelmed by grief.

According to new reports, Sharon's inner circle is concerned about her mental and emotional well-being after Ozzy's passing. A source claimed loved ones feared she might not overcome the pain of her loss, noting, "She's numb with disbelief at the suddenness of his death."

The source explained Ozzy's death blindsided the Osbournes as it occurred shortly after his farewell performance with the Black Sabbath band. They noted his passing "seems too soon" for the family despite his years-long battle with Parkinson's disease.

Sharon, per Radar Online, was reportedly "not prepared" to lose her longtime husband. The source added that her situation worsened without her once-successful TV career, claiming "she's depressed and doesn't know what the future holds."

The source noted Sharon's loved ones were concerned about her wallowing alone in the home she once shared with Ozzy. They claimed her inner circle feared her husband's death "may be too much for her to handle."

Her friends and family were reportedly keeping tabs on Sharon while encouraging her to focus on work amid her grief. "She needs to keep busy – not sit at home all teary and unsure of herself," the source said, stressing that her behavior was "not healthy."

Sharon's health was a cause of concern given her past battles, including colon cancer in 2002. She underwent a preventive double mastectomy in 2012 after reportedly learning she could develop breast cancer. Most recently, Sharon's Ozempic use caused her to lose an unflattering amount of weight.

Days after Ozzy's passing, The Blast shared that an insider claimed Sharon was done with love. They described the late rockstar as "her twin flame," declaring that no man could hold the same space in Sharon's heart as Ozzy.

Since love was allegedly out of the picture for Sharon, she was reportedly focusing all her efforts on ensuring the continuity of Ozzy's legacy. She wanted her husband to be remembered as a lover and an iconic musician whose world revolved around hers and vice versa.

Sharon played a significant role in bringing Ozzy's farewell concert to fans, including choosing the bat-themed chair he used in his performance. The final show went down in Birmingham on July 5 with thousands of fans in attendance.

The official cause of Ozzy's death recently made waves days earlier, with The Blast reporting that medical experts identified four "joint causes" of his demise. These factors were acute myocardial infarction, out-of-hospital cardiac arrest, coronary artery disease, and Parkinson's disease with autonomic dysfunction.

Ozzy's battle with Parkinson's disease began as early as 2003. He reflected on his years-long health struggle in a 2023 interview, revealing his condition worsened following complications from his back and neck surgery in 2019.

He described that period as "five years of absolute hell" for him and his family, noting the pain was unbearable. Ozzy developed neck problems after falling on stage during a performance. The injury was followed by challenging years of recovery, forcing the singer to cancel his "No More Tours II" concert.

After Ozzy was laid to rest in his Buckinghamshire estate right next to a lake, his son Jack penned a touching tribute to honor his memory. The Blast covered the story, reporting that he shared a lengthy message covering his love and respect for his father.

Jack explained that he took a social media break because he did not feel like posting anything since Ozzy's death. He noted he was heartbroken and struggling with grief before reflecting on how lucky and blessed he was to call Ozzy "Dad."

The media personality concluded his tribute with a quote from Hunter S. Thompson that advised people to live their lives to the fullest before death. "That was my dad. He lived, and he lived his life fully. I love you, Dad," Jack wrote.

Here's to hoping Sharon Osbourne and the rest of her family can overcome their grief. Rest in peace, Ozzy Osbourne!