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Sharon Osbourne Gives Honest Thoughts On Grammys Ozzy Tribute

by Ruth A • Published February 4, 2026

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Sharon Osbourne was deeply moved by the Grammys Ozzy tribute at the 2026 awards. The show honored her late husband, Black Sabbath singer Ozzy Osbourne, who passed away last July at 76. During the In Memoriam segment, Post Malone, Slash, Duff McKagan, Andrew Watt, and Chad Smith performed “War Pigs” from Black Sabbath’s album. Sharon attended the ceremony with her children Aimee, Jack, and Kelly, all of whom were visibly emotional during the performance.

Sharon shared her feelings on Instagram, calling the Grammys Ozzy tribute “a moment carved into musical history.” She praised the performers for their skill and energy. Her post reminded fans that rock music is alive and evolving. The tribute reflected Ozzy’s lasting impact and the joy he brought to generations of musicians and fans alike.

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The Star-Studded Grammys Ozzy Tribute

The Osbourne Family emotional watching the tribute to Ozzy Osbourne at the Grammys: The Legacy of Nerd/X

According to People, the Grammys Ozzy tribute brought together some of rock’s greatest talents. Post Malone’s vocals soared, Slash shredded iconic guitar riffs, and Duff McKagan’s bass anchored the performance. Sharon called the show “pure magic” and commended the artists for honoring Ozzy with passion and skill. The performance captured the spirit of Black Sabbath while highlighting the continued relevance of rock music.

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Kelly and Jack Osbourne also shared the emotional moment with their mother. Tears flowed as they watched the tribute, showing how deeply the family felt the loss. The Grammys Ozzy tribute balanced grief with celebration, proving that Ozzy’s music remains a vital part of the rock legacy.

Honoring Ozzy Beyond The Stage

Sharon and Kelly Osbourne: Page Six/X

Sharon and other musicians paid private tributes to Ozzy as well. British rocker Yungblud lit a candle with Sharon before winning his first Grammy, dedicating the moment to the rock legend. Sharon said, “Truly from the bottom of my heart, thank you. Ozzy was definitely in the building.” These gestures showed the personal and professional respect Ozzy inspired.

Kelly, Jack, and Sharon Osbourne
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The Grammys Ozzy tribute reminded fans and artists that Ozzy’s influence endures. Sharon, Kelly, and Jack appreciated seeing peers honor him on such a grand stage. The ceremony celebrated his music, his spirit, and the mark he left on rock history, proving his legacy will never fade.

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