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Jack Osbourne defended his decision to attend a UFC fight at the White House, saying it was a sporting event rather than a political endorsement, and highlighted his lifelong interest in combat sports. He noted he was invited by UFC chief Dana White and pushed back at critics who labeled the appearance political, calling the backlash ridiculous and emphasizing you can disagree with him without assuming his father Ozzy’s stance.
Jack Osbourne defended his White House UFC attendance after backlash, saying he was invited by UFC chief Dana White and that the event was a sporting occasion, not political. He called critics’ reactions ridiculous, stressed his lifelong involvement in combat sports, and dismissed comparisons to his father Ozzy’s views, noting the elder Osbourne was anti-war rather than anti-UFC.
Paris Jackson told Jack Osbourne on Trying Not to Die that her behavior during her addiction was “really ugly” and that drinking makes her lose the moral compass she was raised with. She described years of self-hatred before achieving six years of sobriety and discussed early mental health struggles, self-harm, and the effort to live life on life’s terms.
Jack Osbourne announced the arrival of his fifth child, a daughter named Ozzy Matilda Osbourne after his late father Ozzy Osbourne. Born March 5 at 8:49 a.m., she weighed 7 pounds 12 ounces and measured 19 inches. She is his second child with wife Aree Osbourne, joining daughter Maple, while he already has three daughters—Pearl, Andy and Minnie—with ex-wife Lisa Stelly.
Jack Osbourne and wife Aree welcomed their second child, daughter Ozzy Matilda Osbourne, born March 5, 2026 and weighing 7 pounds 12 ounces; the name honors the late Ozzy Osbourne, who died in 2025, with the couple sharing the news on Instagram via a black-and-white video and tributes from family.
Jack Osbourne and his wife Aree announced the birth of their daughter, Ozzy Matilda Osbourne, named to honor Jack's late father, Ozzy Osbourne. The baby was pictured with a bat toy in a nod to Ozzy’s famous bat-biting moment. Ozzy Osbourne died in July 2025, with tributes pouring in at this year’s Grammys and Brit Awards as the family reflects on his legacy.
Jack Osbourne and his wife Aree Gearhart welcomed their fifth daughter, Ozzy Matilda Osbourne, born May 3, 2026 at 8:49 a.m. (7 lb 12 oz, 19 in) and shared the news in an Instagram reel featuring a black-and-white photo and birth plaque; the post notes the family’s link to Ozzy Osbourne, who had died earlier, adding a poignant context to the welcomed arrival.
Jack Osbourne and wife Aree Gearhart welcomed their fifth child, a daughter named Ozzy Matilda Osbourne, born March 5 and weighing 7 lb 12 oz, with the name honoring Jack’s late father Ozzy Osbourne; the move follows a family journey through grief, and Jack has several older children from prior relationships.
Jack Osbourne says Ozzy Osbourne’s final day was calm and not dramatic: Ozzy woke up, had breakfast, and died at 76 from a heart attack after battling coronary artery disease and Parkinson’s. He recalled Ozzy’s last Black Sabbath show was just weeks earlier and a moment when Ozzy joked about retiring; Sharon described the resuscitation attempts before a private Buckinghamshire funeral following a Birmingham procession.
Jack Osbourne revealed on Jamie Kennedy's Hate to Break it to Ya podcast that weeks before Ozzy Osbourne's July 2025 death, his father told him he planned to cut his hair and retire, saying 'I'm not a rock star anymore.' Jack now believes his dad was 'done' with his career, a realization that underscored the shock of Ozzy's passing for the Osbourne family.
Jack Osbourne says Ozzy Osbourne appeared to be 'done' with rock and at peace with his journey, reflecting on his father's death in July 2025 shortly after his final Black Sabbath performance. Sharon described the last night and Ozzy's passing, noting a heart attack with the death certificate also listing coronary artery disease and Parkinson's. A private funeral followed, after a year that included tributes and Ozzy's final 'Back To The Beginning' performance with Sabbath.
Jack Osbourne said on Jamie Kennedy’s podcast that Ozzy Osbourne’s final morning (July 22) was uneventful—he woke up, had breakfast, and died shortly after. Ozzy’s death was officially listed as cardiac arrest, with Parkinson’s disease cited as a contributing factor. Jack noted his father was active and preparing for Black Sabbath’s farewell show, and the family later celebrated his life, with Sharon and Kelly accepting a lifetime achievement award on his behalf at the BRITs.
Jack Osbourne reflects on his father Ozzy Osbourne's last years, highlighting his health battles, the emotional significance of his final performances, and the enduring love and legacy he left behind, as documented in his recent book and a new documentary.
Jack Osbourne reflects on his father Ozzy Osbourne's final days, highlighting the family's love, Ozzy's resilience despite health struggles, and his enduring legacy as a dedicated family man and musician.
Jack Osbourne publicly criticized Roger Waters for insulting Ozzy Osbourne and Black Sabbath in a recent interview, calling Waters out for being out of touch and disrespectful, following Waters' negative remarks about Ozzy after his passing.