Ozzy Osbourne Dies Aged 76 Leaving $163M Fortune, Iconic Rock Legacy

Ozzy Osbourne, the legendary frontman of Black Sabbath, passed away at age 76, leaving behind a profound legacy in rock music and a fortune estimated at £163 million. His final show reunited him with Black Sabbath after eight years, with his son Jack praising his high spirits and remarkable performance despite his health struggles. Ozzy's influence extended globally, inspiring musicians such as Girish Pradhan from India, who regarded him as a godfather figure in the metal community. The late rocker was deeply connected to his roots, notably participating in Aston Villa's kit launch video, reflecting his lifelong ties to Birmingham. His early career was shaped by promoter Jim Simpson, who managed Black Sabbath's debut albums and helped secure their first major recording contract. Beyond music, Osbourne also found success with the Ozzfest festival and the MTV reality series The Osbournes, which introduced him to a new generation of fans.