Just three weeks before the world lost the “Prince of Darkness,” Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne gathered their family for what was meant to be a quiet 43rd wedding anniversary party — but has now become a haunting final memory.
According to family sources, the event was held at their Buckinghamshire estate on a warm July evening. It was meant to be simple: a candlelit dinner, a few close friends, their children, and grandchildren. No press. No big gestures. Just love.
But Sharon had a surprise planned.
“She brought out a microphone,” a source close to the family revealed. “And she whispered to Ozzy, ‘Let’s give them one more.’”
Despite his frail health, Ozzy smiled. What followed stunned everyone.
The couple stood side by side and sang “Close My Eyes Forever,” the haunting 1989 duet originally performed by Ozzy and Lita Ford. His voice, though fragile, still carried the grit of a lifetime on stage. Sharon’s voice trembled — not from nerves, but emotion.
“There wasn’t a dry eye in the room,” their daughter Kelly later shared. “It felt like a goodbye we didn’t know we were getting.”
“It Wasn’t a Performance… It Was a Prayer”
Guests say Ozzy needed help to get to his feet, but the moment Sharon grabbed his hand, something shifted. “His eyes lit up. His voice cracked. But the words… they still hit you like thunder,” one close friend said.
After the duet, Sharon reportedly held onto Ozzy’s hand for a long time. She said only one sentence to those around her:
“If this is our last song… then I’m glad I got to sing it with him.”
The Osbourne Kids Were There — And Now Say It Was a Gift in Disguise
All three of their children — Aimee, Kelly, and Jack — were present. Jack filmed parts of the evening but says he has no plans to share them. “That night was for us. And now it’s for him.”
A Quiet Goodbye — Hidden in Plain Sight
What was meant to be a celebration is now viewed as a moment of eerie foresight. Weeks later, on July 22, Ozzy Osbourne passed away — leaving behind a legacy of music, madness, and undying love.
Now, fans around the world are demanding more details about that final duet — a moment no one realized would be the closing chapter of one of rock’s most chaotic, yet enduring, love stories.
“He didn’t go out on stage,” Sharon reportedly told a friend. “He went out holding my hand.”
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