Robbie Williams and his wife Ayda Field Williams attended The BRIT Awards 2026, where Williams led a musical tribute to the late Ozzy Osbourne. The former Take That star was chosen by the Osbourne family to honour the Black Sabbath frontman, who died aged 76 in July 2025.
The ceremony, broadcast live from Manchester's Co-Op Live for the first time, recognised Osbourne's legacy. Dolly Parton introduced the tribute via video link, praising Osbourne's dedication to music. Sharon and Kelly Osbourne accepted the lifetime achievement award on his behalf, with Sharon giving an emotional speech.
Robbie Williams performed a special arrangement of Black Sabbath's 'No More Tears', joined by musicians including Zakk Wylde and Robert Trujillo. The tribute divided some viewers, but Ayda Field Williams shared her support on Instagram, calling it 'pure music magic' and expressing pride in her husband.
Ayda also thanked Sharon Osbourne for entrusting Robbie with the performance, describing it as 'a great honour and deeply personal'. Her post received numerous comments, to which she responded, calling the tribute 'iconic' and a 'memory that will live with us all forever'.
