Sharon Osbourne shares a heartfelt message with fans on the first anniversary of her late husband, Ozzy Osbourne’s passing. The 73-year-old former X Factor star commemorates her husband’s memory on July 22, emphasizing a simple request to those who wish to honor him.

In an interview with BBC, Sharon recalled Ozzy’s words, urging fans to remember him by cranking up the music and headbanging to loud tunes. She fondly described Ozzy as funny, charismatic, and real, emphasizing the importance of cherishing his humor and personality.

Ozzy, who passed away at 76 last year following health challenges and a Parkinson’s diagnosis in 2019, left a lasting legacy. Notably, he bid farewell to his music career with a final performance alongside Black Sabbath at Villa Park.

To mark the anniversary of Ozzy’s death, Birmingham is hosting an ‘Ozzy Day’ celebration. The event features specially curated films, musical performances, photo opportunities with a themed Ozzy the bull, and an exhibition titled “Ozzy Osbourne: Working Class Hero” at Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery.

Expressing gratitude for Birmingham’s role in Ozzy’s life, Sharon emphasized the significance of celebrating his legacy in his hometown. She highlighted Ozzy’s love for the city, its people, and his pride in being a Brummie.

Sharon hopes that the tradition of Ozzy Day continues as a tribute to her late husband, acknowledging the outpouring of support from fans on social media. Messages of love and remembrance flooded in, recognizing the importance of honoring Ozzy’s memory on this poignant anniversary.