Ozzy Osbourne's Daughter Slams WWE After A Joke During 'Monday Night Raw'

Kelly Osbourne is not having any Ozzy Osbourne jokes this early in her grief!

The legendary rock artist's daughter will not have her father's legacy tarnished in a moment of humor by the WWE superstar, Becky Lynch, and she is standing by it.

Ozzy Osbourne passed away over a month ago in July after a protracted battle with Parkinson's in addition to a heart attack and coronary artery disease.

The media personality checked the former WWE women's champion after she disrespected her late father and his hometown of Birmingham during "Monday Night RAW."

She took to her Instagram stories to slam the artist for being a "disrespectful d-rtbag," adding that Birmingham does not give a hoot about her enough for her ever to disrespect the great city.

Kelly also disparaged the WWE network for ever making it seem okay for people like Lynch to come after her father or her beloved hometown.

According to TMZ, Lynch's attack on Birmingham comes during her confrontation with Nikki Bella at the event, where she told Birmingham that she would not agree to do a match in the city.

She noted that the only good thing to come out of the city was Ozzy, and he only lived for a long time because he moved out to Los Angeles.

Kelly and Ozzy shared an undeniable bond during his lifetime, and she was by his side when he performed at his final show. She even had the opportunity to share one of her most significant moments in life with him: Kelly's engagement to long-term boyfriend and baby daddy, DJ Sid Wilson.

As reported by The Blast, Kelly barely had time to gush about her engagement as her father passed away just a few weeks after his final show. The former E! star shared that she felt very unhappy and sad to have lost her best friend.

Ozzy had played a humorous role in Kelly's engagement as he could be heard teasing Sid about not marrying his daughter as soon as he got down on one knee.

Days after the singer passed away, Kelly, alongside her siblings and mother, Sharon Osbourne, stepped out to lay flowers and acknowledge sympathisers who lined the streets of Birmingham paying their last respect.

The 40-year-old and her partner have reportedly known each other since 1999, when they first met at a music festival created by the Osbourne family, Ozzfest. The duo, however, did not explore the romantic side to their friendship until 2022.

According to Kelly's confession in an Instagram post marking their anniversary as official partners, the media guru stressed that she did not see a relationship after 23 years of friendship in their story.

The star informed the whole world and whoever cared to listen to her undying love for the DJ on Valentine's Day 2022. A few months later, in May, she announced that a baby was on the way with the DJ.

By the end of the year, the couple welcomed their first child, a son, together, Sidney, and Sharon was beyond elated to share the news on a 2023 episode of "The Talk."

The singer had left about three years' worth of stories of the latter part of his life in a documentary for his fans to watch after his death. In a story by The Blast, the documentary was slated to air on the BBC about a month after his passing, but the singer's family has now ditched the plan. 

According to them, the decision was borne out of the family's need for utmost privacy in dealing with the shocking passing of the singer. TheBBC explained that they also decided to respect the Osbournes' wishes by waiting a bit before "airing this very special film."

The documentary, titled "Coming Home," was reportedly filmed to capture the last three years of his life as he battled with deteriorating health and the impact on his family. The project also showcased Ozzy and his family's journey towards actualizing their dreams of returning home to the United Kingdom.

The Prince of Darkness's fiery love with his wife and manager for decades was another highlight of his life, and now that he is gone, the days have gone by very slowly for his other half.

Sources close to the family shared that Sharon is overwhelmed with disbelief and shocked at how sudden his death came. The manager is also certain she has spent all her love on Ozzy, and nothing else would suffice.

All her attention is now reportedly channeled towards protecting her late husband's legacy and advancing her own career. Sharon played a pivotal role throughout his career, including his final show, where she pulled strings to get to perform on a very comfortable chair at the venue.

She took over managing his career in 1979 after he was fired from Black Sabbath. They tied the knot in 1982 and welcomed three children.

Since fans are saying there is nothing to it, will Ozzy Osbourne's daughter ease up?