Sharon Osbourne has sparked concern among friends, who fear for her 'fragile' state following the death of her husband, rock icon Ozzy Osbourne. The family announced on Tuesday that the Black Sabbath singer had passed away at 76, surrounded by loved ones.
Worried pals believe Sharon is planning to bury Ozzy in the gardens of their family estate in a private funeral, as she is reportedly 'too frail' for a larger public service. A friend told the Mail that she is 'very, very fragile' and that they are 'terrified for her health'.
'This is the heaviest blow. Ozzy was her life. The whole point of her life was him. They were each other's best friend. We don't know what she will do or how she will cope,' the friend said.
Sharon has been thanking friends and fans for their tributes on social media. She responded to Bush lead singer Gavin Rossdale's Instagram tribute with a simple 'Bless you.'
Ozzy's health had been declining since his last gig at the Back To The Beginning concert at Villa Park. He battled Parkinson's disease, diagnosed in 2003 but made public in 2020. An air ambulance was spotted near his Buckinghamshire home on Tuesday, with medical professionals attempting to resuscitate him.
