Hellraiser Ozzy Osbourne toned down his act to reach wider audience - Guided by wife and manager Sharon, the Black Sabbath frontman cleaned up his act to become a reality TV stalwart.

Ozzy Osbourne, the legendary singer from Black Sabbath, died on Tuesday, having sold more than 100 million albums, including solo work, and having been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame

Ozzy Osbourne was no ordinary man — especially to his wife and children. The world is in mourning after the Black Sabbath frontman died on Tuesday, July 23, with his loved ones confirming the news in a heartfelt statement.

Ozzy Osbourne was best known for his music, but he was also a WWE Hall of Famer with a legendary history in the ring.

Ozzy Osbourne’s heartbroken family confirmed on Tuesday (July 22) that the beloved hellraiser had died at the age of 76. His wife Sharon revealed he had passed away “surrounded by love” at their home in Buckinghamshire.

Triple H has taken to social media to share a long and heartfelt message following the death of legendary rocker and WWE Hall of Famer, Ozzy Osbourne. Osbourne

It is not every day you get to have lunch with the Prince of Darkness, the heavy ­metal ­antichrist who brought ­madness into the mainstream. But Ozzy Osbourne, ensconced in a giant suite at The Merrion Hotel in Dublin,

The Diary was sad to hear of the death of Ozzy Osbourne, the on-off Black Sabbath singer, grandfather of Heavy Metal music, star of his own

Rock legend Ozzy Osbourne, who died this week aged 76, narrowly missed out on receiving his long-craved for knighthood. While fans relentlessly campaigned for the Black Sabbath frontman to be made Sir Ozzy, the singer himself had publicly admitted he “couldn’t imagine anything better”.

John Michael “Ozzy” Osbourne was born on December 3 1948, and grew up in Aston, Birmingham, to working-class parents. His upbringing was an unhappy one. Living in relative poverty, he suffered sexual abuse aged 11 at the hands of two other boys, and at 17 spent six weeks in jail for robbing a clothes shop after his father refused to pay the fine.