Ozzy Osbourne Dies at 76 in Buckinghamshire Home

Ozzy Osbourne, legendary frontman of Black Sabbath and solo heavy metal icon, died at age 76 in his Buckinghamshire home, surrounded by family after a long battle with Parkinson’s disease. Emergency medical teams, including a Thames Valley air ambulance, attempted to save him for nearly two hours, but he ultimately passed away peacefully, fulfilling his wife Sharon’s wish that he remain at home. Osbourne's death has led to a surge in streaming his music, with both solo and Black Sabbath songs re-entering charts. Fans around the world, notably in Albuquerque, have organized tributes and vigils to honor his legacy. His career spanned decades, from pioneering heavy metal with Black Sabbath to reality TV stardom, and his marriage to Sharon remained central to his life. Tributes from musicians, celebrities, and fans underscore his enduring influence on music and popular culture.