Рок хөгжмийн домог Оззи Осборны гэргий Шэрон Осборн нөхрөө нас барсны дараах хүнд хэцүү үеийг хэрхэн даван туулж байгаа талаараа BBC-д ярилцлага өгсөн байна.
2025 оны долдугаар сард 76 насандаа таалал төгссөн алдарт дуучны гэргий нөхрөө нийтийн оршуулгын газарт бус, өөрсдийн Их Британи дахь гэрийнхээ хашаанд нутаглуулсан нь түүнийг амар амгалан байлгах зорилготой байсан гэв. Шэрон өдөр бүр цонхоороо харагдах түүний булш дээр очиж, хамтдаа өнгөрүүлсэн дурсамжаа эргэн санадаг аж.
Оззи Осборн амьсгал хураахынхаа өмнөхөн эхнэртэйгээ сүүлчийн удаа ярилцаж, тэврүүлэхийг хүссэн сэтгэл хөдөлгөм мөчийг Шэрон хуваалцлаа. Тэрээр нөхрөө нас барахаас 17 хоногийн өмнө Бирмингем хотноо зохион байгуулсан “Back to the Beginning” тоглолтынхоо үеэр өөрийн биеийн байдал муу байгааг мэдэж байсан ч тайзан дээр гарахыг эцсийн шийдвэр болгосон гэдгийг онцолжээ.
Эмч нар тоглолт хийхийг хориглож, амь насанд нь аюултай гэдгийг сануулсан ч Оззи өөрийн хүслээр тайзнаа гарч, “Viking” мэт зоригтойгоор хөгжмийн карьераа өндөрлөсөн байна. Шэрон нөхрийнхөө амьдралд харамсах зүйл үлдээгүй бөгөөд хүссэнээрээ амьдарч, өөрийн хувь заяаг өөрөө сонгосон гэж дүгнэжээ.
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Sharon Osbourne says she pays daily visits to her late husband Ozzy Osbourne’s grave.
The TV star was left grieving after her rock star husband died in July 2025 at age 76, just weeks after a reunion show with his Black Sabbath bandmates. Sharon has now disclosed that she spends extensive time at his resting place within the grounds of their UK home.
Sharon told the BBC: “You’ve lost the love of your life, so you don’t just wake up and go, ‘I’m fine now. I’m cured’. You never get over it.
“But you learn to live with it, and that’s what I’m trying to do. So you either sit in a room and don’t come out, or you accept it, befriend it, and that’s it.”
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Sharon went on to admit she never contemplated laying her husband to rest anywhere other than their private garden.
She explained: “There was no way I could put Ozzy in a public graveyard.
“I’ve seen what happens to other people in the public eye. There’s no peace because people want to come and they want to pay their respects. That’s an ongoing thing, and I wanted Ozzy to rest and just be.”
When asked if she visits often, Sharon replied: “Of course, every day. I can see him from my window.”
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In the interview, Sharon also revealed her final conversation with Ozzy before his death, admitting she was asleep when he suffered his fatal heart attack.
She said: “I was asleep [when it happened]. We’d spoken in the night. Ozzy had woken in the night and he asked me to kiss him twice, and I did.
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“And then he said: ‘Hold me, hold me tight,’ and I did. And then the next thing I know, it’s early in the morning, and someone comes rushing into the room saying: ‘Come down now’. I ran down, and that was it.”
It comes after Sharon admitted Ozzy knew he was “dying” ahead of his final gig.
The singer passed away 17 days after his Back to the Beginning show in Birmingham in July 2025. Sharon explained he dismissed medical warnings that the concert would “kill” him because he knew his time was limited.
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Sharon told Rolling Stone magazine: “He was in hospital in America before he left. We moved back to England, and we had a whole new team of doctors. His new doctors didn’t want to take doctor’s notes from America. They wanted to make their own assessment on him. He was in hospital for a week in England.
“After he came out of hospital, they asked for a meeting, and they came to our house. We had six different doctors and, like, a quarterback, because there were all of these specialists for the heart, for Parkinson’s, for his lungs, because of all the different things that were wrong with him.
“They advised us not to do the show. They said it would kill him.
“We were all together and Ozzy said: ‘It’s not an option. It’s what I want.’ He said, ‘I know I’m dying. If I miss a few months of my life, I want to go this way. This is what I want.’
“It was his wishes and we went through it. He said to me: ‘Another six months, what’s it going to do for me?'”
Though Ozzy felt “very, very emotional”, Sharon described the concert as a “beautiful” farewell to her husband.
She said: “He was very, very emotional. But you know what? It was beautiful too. It was amazing. How lucky was he to go out that way? I say he went out like a Viking. It was the way he wanted.
“Ozzy always used to say, ‘I’m one lucky motherf*****. Who else has had my life? I got everything I dreamed about.’
“He had no regrets about anything. He knew what his destiny was. He chose it.”
