Jack Osbourne talks about the last days of rock legend Ozzy: touching details.

Sad news about Ozzy Osbourne

According to The Sun: Jack Osbourne shared heavy memories of the moment he learned about the death of his father - the legendary Ozzy Osbourne.

Ozzy passed away at the age of 76 on July 22 and was buried near a lake at his home in Buckinghamshire.

Ozzy's death came just weeks after his last concert in Birmingham, where Jack saw his father for the last time.

In a new YouTube video, he said: "My father was amazing. He was in good spirits, happy."

"I woke up in Los Angeles to a knock at the door around 3:45 AM. Someone who has worked for my family for about 30 years was knocking at my door, and when I looked out the window and saw him, I knew something bad had happened."

Jack shared that various thoughts crossed his mind, including: "Okay, he is not suffering anymore. And that’s something."

He confirmed that he traveled to England to support the family and prepare for the funeral.

Goodbye to the legend

At the funeral, which took place among family, thousands of people took to the streets to honor Ozzy's memory, leaving flowers and tributes.

"I speak on behalf of the family when I say we are very grateful for this, and it meant a lot... it was fair because I know we were not alone," added Jack.

Jack reported that all of Ozzy's personal belongings will be preserved in a digital database for the Osbourne family.

Memorable words from Jack Osbourne

Jack shared a touching message on social media after his father's death:

"I didn’t want to post anything after my father’s passing. My heart hurt too much."

"I had 14,501 days with this man, and it’s a tremendous blessing," noted Jack, quoting a writer: "Life is not a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty and well-preserved body..."

Ozzy suffered from many health issues in recent years, including Parkinson’s disease. The official death certificate lists "acute myocardial infarction" and "non-hospital cardiac arrest" as causes of death.

The defense of the Osbourne family

After Ozzy's death, the Osbourne family actively defended his honor. Jack recently responded to comments from Roger Waters of Pink Floyd, who mentioned Ozzy in a negative light.

"Hey @rogerwaters. *** you. What a pathetic and alienated person you are," Jack wrote on Instagram.

Ozzy Osbourne's death was a heavy loss not only for his family but also for fans around the world. His contribution to music and the cultural world will leave a significant mark, and his memory will live on in the creativity and hearts of millions.

Jack Osbourne, as part of this family, will continue to carry forward his father's legacy, remembering his achievements and personality in all its manifestations.