Ozzy Osbourne, the legendary frontman of Black Sabbath, has shared his unconventional funeral plans, ensuring his fans can be part of his final farewell. The 75-year-old rock icon revealed he wants his funeral to be live-streamed so his global fanbase can pay their respects.
Known for his wild antics and unforgettable music, Osbourne has always been one to break the mould. Now, he's making sure his send-off is just as unique as his career. In a recent interview, he joked about his funeral being a 'party' rather than a sombre event, reflecting his larger-than-life personality.
A Rock Star's Final Wish
Osbourne, who has battled numerous health issues in recent years, has been open about his mortality. He admitted that while he's not afraid of death, he wants his funeral to be a celebration of his life and legacy. 'I don’t want it to be sad,' he said. 'I want it to be loud, chaotic, and full of music.'
The Prince of Darkness also hinted at potential performances from his famous friends, though he remained tight-lipped about specifics. Fans are already speculating whether former bandmates or rock royalty like Slash or Tony Iommi might make an appearance.
Live Streaming for Global Fans
In a move that’s quintessentially Ozzy, he insisted on a live stream to ensure no fan misses out. 'My fans have been with me through everything,' he explained. 'They deserve to be there, even if it’s just online.'
This isn’t the first time Osbourne has made headlines for his unconventional approach to life—and now, death. From biting the head off a bat to surviving decades of rock 'n' roll excess, his funeral plans are just another chapter in his extraordinary story.
While the details are still being finalised, one thing is certain: Ozzy Osbourne’s funeral will be anything but ordinary.
