‘He Knew Last Show Would Kill Him’ Ozzy Osbourne’s Final Moments | Sharon Osbourne Interview

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  @Marymead2 · 9 months ago

  My wife of 33 years died a week before. Everyone's experience is unique, but I know how she feels. Jeanette was my best friend, my soulmate, my companion ... you name it. I have learned that gried physically hurts, and a big part of myself died with her.

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• VI

  @villanelle8888 · 9 months ago

  Grief is the most painful thing I've ever felt. You never get over it, you simply find a "new" way of living. Forever changed. Part of you goes with them, so you can't ever be the same again and you just have to learn to cope.

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• LY

  @lyledeyounges1276 · 8 months ago

  Grief is the hardest thing in life to go through

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• MO

  @Mollexi · 9 months ago

  Sharon and his children were the reason he lived to 76. They are a blessing to him 🙏

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• KA

  @Karlzcooper88 · 9 months ago (edited)

  This wasn’t an interview, this was two friends sharing memories and feeling joy and sadness together. So good to she Sharon still has that amazing strength. This knocked her around but it didn’t  knock her out. Thankyou for sharing this with us ❤

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• CI

  @cindysimmons1877 · 9 months ago (edited)

  I lost my husband of 48 years January of this year. I’ve known my husband since I was five years old He passed from liver cancer, possibly from helicopter fuel while serving in the Army so now I say my husband was married for 48 years and I’ve been married for 49 years. I plan on continuing celebrating my life as his wife. I love you sweetheart.

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• ME

  @melissamacdonald3685 · 9 months ago

  Ozzy was one of a kind, never to be replaced.

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• KA

  @kangawallafox7989 · 9 months ago

  'Kiss me and hug me tight'...How blessed they were to have loved each other like they did.

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• GI

  @GingerNinja1 · 9 months ago (edited)

  A funny memory to share... I was driving with my upper class mother when Crazy Train came on the radio & at 75 yrs old she starts belting out the lyrics! My jaw dropped, she turned & looked at me & said "What! You think I didn't learn the words to all that loud music you played as a teenager?!" Then she turned the volume on high, turned her head & went right back to singing Crazy Train! 🤣 Ozzy was plastered on my walls growing up & still, one of the BEST concerts I've seen to date. He is sorely missed. Fly high Ozzy! 🕊

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• SH

  @sharonadams9721 · 9 months ago

  The fact that Ozzy put his body through so much & lived to 76 is testament to the power of a positive mindset.

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• SU

  @suestewart-g4f · 9 months ago

  One thing that always came across with this family was their deep, deep love for one another, no matter what. ❤

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• MR

  @Mrmarley79 · 9 months ago

  Ozzy never forgot where he came from top person 💯 real deal 💯 ❤❤

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