One of the biggest names in world rock, the singer Ozzy Osbourne He died on Tuesday (22) at 76. In addition to being considered one in the biggest names in Heavy Metal, the singer also had a brief passage on television, when he and his family were Themes of your own reality show.
Displayed by MTV between 2002 and 2005, “The Osbournes” He followed the daily life of Sharon, his wife, as well as his two sons, Jack and Kelly. Aimee, the couple’s oldest daughter, chose not to participate in the attraction, and even criticized her parents at the time because of the exhibition.
Over four seasons, several remarkable moments of the singer and his family’s life were approachedlike Sharon’s cancer and also the quadcicy crash that almost killed Ozzy. At the time, the wife of Black Sabbath’s singer said he was “without breathing”, and had injuries to the collarbone, as well as breaking six ribs and a vertebra from his neck.
In an interview with BBC Radio in 2009, Ozzy even said that much of the 52 episodes recordings spent under the effect of drugsand never resumed reality because of it. In the last episode of the series, a psychologist even visit the family to talk about drug abuse in the house and other issues that directly affected Osbournes’s relationship.
The rock star suffered from the consequences of Parkinson and was reduced, according to daughter Kelly Osbourne, last July 13.
On July 5, Ozzy and Black Sabbath performed for tens of thousands of fans In an exciting Birmingham farewell show on July 5, after a day full of stars-filled line-up tax shows.
Known as “Prince of Darkness”He began his career by playing the hits of Black Sabbath, from “Paranoid” to “War Pigs” and “Sabbath Bloody Sabbath”. These songs, added to a series of solo releases, earned you more than 100 million records sold worldwide.
He always recognized the excesses of his lifestyle and his lyrics, but despised the boldest reports that he was a “worshiper of the devil”. “I did some bad things in my life. But I’m not the devil. I’m just John Osbourne: A boy from the Aston working class who started his job at the factory and was looking for fun,” he said in a 2010 biography.
