Overview
- Metallica bassist Robert Trujillo described the July 31 service at Ozzy’s Buckinghamshire estate as beautiful and healing, with 110 friends and family sharing emotional and humorous eulogies under changing weather
- Former Megadeth bassist David Ellefson likened Osbourne’s passing to the global impact of Queen Elizabeth II’s death, highlighting the singer’s far-reaching cultural influence
- Creed frontman Scott Stapp praised Osbourne as a cornerstone of rock and metal and offered condolences to Sharon Osbourne and the singer’s family
- Protégé Yungblud opened up about feeling “overwhelmed” by Ozzy’s death, calling him his “North Star” and hinting that they had been working on a secret recording
- Osbourne’s death certificate, filed by his daughter Aimée, lists the joint causes as out-of-hospital cardiac arrest, acute myocardial infarction, coronary artery disease and Parkinson’s disease with autonomic dysfunction