Sharon Osbourne was photographed kissing a picture of her late husband Ozzy at a charity event in London this week. The event, held at Carl Friedrik on Regent Street, supported Cure Parkinson's, a charity dedicated to ending the condition that Ozzy lived with before his death in July 2025.
The occasion also marked the launch of a limited edition fragrance, 'No. 88 Prince of Darkness', created by Czech & Speake in tribute to the Black Sabbath star. The scent retails for £250, with £50 from each sale donated to Cure Parkinson's.
Ozzy died of heart failure in July 2025, just two weeks after his final concert at Villa Park in Birmingham. Despite her grief, Sharon appeared upbeat at the event, where she also posed with film producer Andy Copping, who worked on the 2017 documentary Black Sabbath: The End of The End.
Sharon has previously spoken about planning a biopic of her husband. The film, written by Lee Hall, who wrote the Elton John biopic Rocketman, will focus on the love story of Ozzy and Sharon. Their son Jack Osbourne confirmed that development is progressing and that a lead actor has been chosen, though he would not reveal who, describing them as a 'phenomenal' performer.
Sharon said the film is her main goal following Ozzy's death, adding that they have a deal and are seeking collaborators. When asked by Piers Morgan about casting suggestions, she remained tight-lipped but emphasised the importance of finding someone who could capture the real Ozzy.
