Sharon Osbourne received a peculiar package from a woman who claims to be the ‘secret daughter’ of her late spouse, Ozzy Osbourne. Since Ozzy’s passing in July, Sharon has been struggling with grief, finding it hard to sleep without him by her side.
During a recent podcast episode, their daughter, Kelly, disclosed that Sharon has been approached by multiple individuals asserting connections to the legendary Black Sabbath front man. Kelly mentioned on The Osbournes podcast that they have encountered several people claiming to communicate with Ozzy from beyond the grave.
Among these individuals was a woman who asserted being Ozzy’s ‘secret daughter’ and even sent peculiar items like toenails and blood to prove her claim. “We had one lady send us her toenails,” Sharon shared. Kelly elaborated, stating that the woman was convinced she was Ozzy’s child, sending samples like hair and blood along with her assertion.
This revelation occurred during the family’s first podcast recording together since Ozzy’s demise, as they gathered to honor the late rock icon ahead of Jack Osbourne’s upcoming appearance on I’m A Celebrity. Sharon expressed her emotional struggle, declaring she couldn’t imagine being with another man and finding it hard to sleep without Ozzy. Kelly disclosed that initially, she slept in the same room as her mother for support but eventually gave Sharon her space when needed.
Ozzy passed away at the age of 76 following a heart attack, just weeks after his final performance at Villa Park in Birmingham. Sharon also disclosed that a fall in December 2024 initiated a chain of health issues that led to Ozzy’s death. She explained that due to his age, previous substance misuse, and other health complications, the fractures caused by the fall were unlikely to heal naturally.
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