Ozzy Osbourne’s son, Jack, has revealed the comment he made after his last ever performance, and it was filled with his iconic wit. The Black Sabbath icon, 76, joined his bandmates for one final time earlier this month in his hometown of Birmingham.
Jack Osbourne has revealed the final thing his dad Ozzy said to him following his farewell performance just days before the legendary rocker died aged 76
He received an epic send-off alongside by his beloved family and fellow rock icons, and he hung up his Prince of Darkness crown once and for all. Just over two weeks later, Ozzy sadly died with a statement confirming the news.
Ozzy had been surrounded by the love and support of his nearest and dearest in his final weeks, with son Jack sharing a touching insight. He told his famous father about the rave reviews he had received for his Back to the Beginning concert at Villa Park.
Despite all the praise and attention, Ozzy had a very humorous response that showed he still had his blunt ways. Ozzy told his son: “Lot of f***ing good that does me. I’m retired now!”
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Revealing how he was doing after the show in a now poignant interview, Jack told the Daily Mail: “Dad’s great and his mood’s really high. He’s in a really good spot right now.”
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Speaking of his health issues, Ozzy’s son added: “Listen, everyone gets old, everyone slows down as you age – it’s part of the journey. I just try and support him as much as I can. We all do.”
Jack admits that the whole Osbourne family had become emotional watching Ozzu “doing his job” at Villa Park, with the family tearing up. He said that people had been reaching out to the family, showing all kinds of love for the legend.
It was announced on Tuesday that after years of battling ill health, Ozzy had died at the age of 76. A statement from the Osbourne family read: “It is with more sadness than mere words can convey that we have to report that our beloved Ozzy Osbourne has passed away this morning.
“He was with his family and surrounded by love. We ask everyone to respect our family privacy at this time. Sharon, Jack, Kelly, Aimee and Louis.” It’s claimed that Ozzy’s health had rapidly deteriorated on Tuesday morning, with an air ambulance being sent to his home in Buckinghamshire, where paramedics spent hours attempting to save him.
A local resident said they became alarmed after noticing the helicopter in the quiet village and saw it landing close to Ozzy and Sharon’s mansion.