Few figures in rock history are as iconic—or as polarizing—as Ozzy Osbourne. Known as the Prince of Darkness, the legendary frontman of Black Sabbath built a career that redefined heavy metal and influenced generations of musicians. Beyond the screaming guitars, wild antics, and bat-biting infamy lies an empire worth an estimated $220 million. As Ozzy faces health battles and steps back from touring, one question looms: Who will inherit the heavy metal fortune he’s worked decades to build?

At the heart of Ozzy’s estate is his immediate family with wife Sharon Osbourne, a powerhouse manager and television personality who has guided his career since the 1980s. Together, they have three children—Aimee, Kelly, and Jack Osbourne—each of whom has carved their own path in entertainment.

• Aimee Osbourne, the eldest, famously chose not to participate in the family’s hit reality show The Osbournes. Instead, she pursued a quieter career in music under the project ARO and is expected to share in the family’s inheritance despite her lower public profile.

• Kelly Osbourne, a singer, actress, and television host, rose to fame alongside her parents during the MTV era. Her outspoken personality and work in fashion and TV have made her one of the most recognizable faces of the Osbourne clan.

• Jack Osbourne, known for his adventurous spirit, has built a career in television production and paranormal investigation. Like Kelly, he’s remained close to his parents and is a key heir to the Osbourne legacy.

Before Sharon, Ozzy was married to Thelma Riley, with whom he had two children: Jessica and Louis Osbourne. While they’ve lived mostly outside the spotlight compared to their half-siblings, they remain part of Ozzy’s life and family lineage. Both are expected to be included in his estate, making the inheritance a matter of shared legacy across two families.

Ozzy’s $220M fortune comes not just from his years with Black Sabbath and his solo career, but also from:

• Touring: Despite health challenges, Ozzy’s tours have grossed hundreds of millions worldwide.

• Music royalties: With classic hits still in rotation, his catalog ensures a steady stream of revenue.

• Television: The Osbournes (2002–2005) was a cultural phenomenon that redefined reality TV.

• Merchandise and branding: From clothing lines to collectibles, the Osbourne brand remains strong.

Ozzy has been candid about his struggles with Parkinson’s disease and other health issues, and Sharon has hinted that estate planning is already in place to ensure a smooth transition of wealth. While exact details remain private, it is widely assumed that Sharon will act as the primary overseer of the fortune, with their children—Kelly, Jack, Aimee, Jessica, and Louis—set to inherit the legacy of the Prince of Darkness.

For fans, Ozzy’s greatest inheritance will always be the music—the dark riffs, haunting lyrics, and rebellious spirit that changed the face of rock forever. But for his family, the $220M empire ensures that his impact will endure not just in sound, but in security for generations to come.