2003
Ozzy and Sharon’s lives were on full display for the past year as they starred in their reality TV show The Osbournes from 2002 until 2005.
2006
Kelly proved she was daddy’s little girl as she attended Black Sabbath’s induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
2012
Ozzy performed at the Gods of Metal Festival in Milan, Italy.
2015
Ozzy and Sharon attended the premiere of Amy at ArcLight Cinemas in Los Angeles.
One year later, Ozzy and Sharon had taken a break after the latter had cheated on his wife. The couple ultimately reconciled, with Ozzy sharing on Good Morning America that they were “back on track again.”
The Rock and Roll Hall of Famer had emphasized that Sharon was, in fact, the One.
"She's the only one I've ever loved in my life," he said of his wife during his documentary. "I mean, she's my soulmate."
2018
The rock legend was glowing as he announced his No More Tours II: Final World Tour during a press conference.
2019
Ozzy looked back at his star-studded life, realizing that he had done a lot during his 50-year career.
"I never thought I'd make it this far," he told Rolling Stone in 2018 while reflecting on his career. "I don't understand why I'm alive still after the hell-raising days. I guess whoever the man is upstairs, if there even is one, wants me to stick around."
2020
Ozzy presented the Best Rap/Sung Performance category alongside Sharon at the 67th Annual Grammy Awards. He shared that he had been privately battling a Parkinson's diagnosis.
2022
Ozzy signed copies of his album Patient Number 9 for fans at Fingerprints Music record store in Long Beach, Calif.
2024
Ozzy earned his second induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. While he earned his first recognition with Black Sabbath, his 2024 win was as a solo artist.
“Ozzy Osbourne is the ultimate rock & roll survivor,” the Hall of Fame wrote on their website in 2024. “He has persevered through addictions, accidents, illnesses, and conditions that would’ve felled almost anyone else. His seemingly superhuman constitution and indomitable will to carry on have kept him going well into his seventh decade.”