What Ozzy Osbourne Tried to Heal From: Revelations of the Heartbroken Widow 0 20

Sharon Osbourne says her husband was an incurable romantic. The Prince of Darkness spent his last days writing love notes.

English rock singer Ozzy Osbourne passed away from a heart attack on July 22. Shortly before his death, the artist, who suffered from Parkinson's disease, wrote love notes to his wife Sharon and scattered them throughout their home. The Prince of Darkness, it turns out, was extremely romantic by nature.

Ozzy's wife carefully preserves all his messages. Some she framed and placed in prominent places in her mansion. Osbourne's gentle farewell letters are touchingly naive and simple. "You are the love of my life" and "My baby, I love you," "You know what? I love you" and "My dear Sharon, I adore you," are some of the heartbreaking messages.

Ozzy and Sharon were husband and wife for 43 years. In this marriage, the artist had three children: Aimee, Kelly, and Jack. The union was far from ideal. In 2016, it became known that the rocker had cheated on his wife multiple times. Sharon admitted that her lustful husband had slept with all the nannies, housekeepers, hairdressers, and more. But Osbourne managed to save the marriage with his romance. He claimed to have a mental disorder, stating that the illness provoked an uncontrollable urge for sex. Ozzy even checked into a specialized clinic, where he underwent a full course of rehabilitation.

It should be noted that this was Ozzy's second marriage to Sharon. When the rocker was only 23 years old, he met barmaid Thelma Riley and immediately married her. Soon the couple had children Jessica and Louis. Osbourne also adopted Riley's son from a previous relationship. Family life did not work out. Ozzy drank heavily, used drugs, and was constantly away on tour. Thelma couldn't take it anymore and kicked him out. But Osbourne was not at a loss; while still married, he began an affair with his manager Sharon – the very Sharon who became his second wife.