Kelly and Sharon Osbourne recently celebrated Sharon's first wedding anniversary since the passing of her husband, Ozzy Osbourne, at a 'summer clown' themed party. The event, hosted by Evgeny Lebedev, also included model Kate Moss among the guests.
Saturday marked what would have been Sharon and Ozzy Osbourne's 44th wedding anniversary. The couple married in Maui, Hawaii, in 1982. Ozzy Osbourne, the frontman of Black Sabbath, died in July of the previous year at the age of 76.
Kelly Osbourne took to Instagram to share photos and express her gratitude for the party. She described the event as an "incredible summer clown themed party" and a "perfect night" that helped make a potentially difficult day memorable for her mother. "It was so amazing to be around such special friends that made my mum laugh so much," Kelly wrote, adding that she and her mother had not laughed that much in a long time.
Kelly also shared a poignant letter she had written to her mother. In the letter, she acknowledged the emotional significance of the anniversary, describing it as a day that "carries a quiet ache." She reassured Sharon that the love she shared with Ozzy does not end with his death but transforms into memories and comfort. Kelly praised her mother's resilience and grace in navigating grief while continuing to live and care for her grandson, Sidney.
Sharon Osbourne also shared a tribute on social media, posting a photo of her hand holding Ozzy's. She reflected on what would have been their 46th wedding anniversary, calling it a "celebration of a love that even death could not diminish." She expressed missing his physical presence but carrying his love with her.
Kelly had previously spoken about the challenges she faced in the aftermath of her father's death, including dealing with online criticism of her appearance. She had attended the Brit Awards to accept a posthumous award for her father and later addressed "cruel trolls" for their comments during a difficult period of grief.