Ozzy Osbourne's Family Silent After His Death - Haven't 'Been Responsive to Calls' originally appeared on Parade. The Osbourne family is struggling to cope after losing rock legend Ozzy Osbourne, who passed away on Tuesday, July 22, at age 76.

Ozzy Osbourne will be honored by his hometown. On Tuesday, July 29, it was announced that the Black Sabbath frontman — who died on July 22 at age 76 — will be honored with a funeral procession in his native Birmingham, England.

Ozzy Osbourne's loved ones took to his Instagram account to pay a new tribute to the late Black Sabbath star, who passed away on July 22

His 1980 debut single, 'Crazy Train,' has cracked Billboard's Hot 100 for the first time ever as there's renewed interest in his music.

The source tells PEOPLE that Sharon has found "a lot of comfort" from the "family time" they spent together before his death on July 22NEED TO KNOWA source tells PEOPLE that Sharon Osbourne is "heartbroken" over Ozzy Osbourne's deathThe Black Sabbath rocker died at age 76 on July 22"She's been the rock of this family for decades,

Just weeks after his final farewell show with Black Sabbath, Ozzy Osbourne has died. The rock icon was 76 years old. Osbourne’s family confirmed his passing on July 22 and released a heartfelt statement announcing the tragic news.

Ozzy Osbourne’s death on July 22 left fans all over the world mourning the loss of one of the great pioneers of heavy metal music. Onstage tributes have poured in from everyone, from Alice Cooper—who was joined onstage by Johnny Depp for a cover of the Black Sabbath mainstay “Paranoid"—to Coldplay,

"Ozzy At 75" author Daniel Bukszpan told The Post that Sharon Osbourne helped keep Ozzy Osbourne alive for many years.

The Post Ozzy Osbourne’s old thoughts on Taylor Swift go viral after his Death appeared first on Celeb Tattler A few days after Ozzy Osbourne passed away at 76, something unexpected started making the rounds online. It wasn’t a performance or wild backstage story. It was a quiet comment he made about Taylor Swift nearly a decade ago.

Lzzy Hale, whose band Halestorm was among the groups chosen as a supporting act for Black Sabbath's July 5 farewell concert in Birmingham, England, tells PEOPLE in this week’s issue that her memories of Ozzy Osborne — who died July 22 at 76,