Cause Of Ozzy Osbourne's Death Finally Revealed To The Public

Ozzy Osbourne (Instagram @blacksabbath)

JAKARTA - The cause of Ozzy Osbourne's death was finally revealed to the public, two weeks after the heavy metal music icon breathed his last at his Buckinghamshire residence on 22 July.

According to The New York Times, Osbourne's death certificate said the singer, dubbed the Prince of Darkness, died of a heart attack.

The death certificate has been handed over by the princess, Aimee Osbourne, to the civil record office in London.

It was also mentioned that Osbourne has suffered fromtenuary heart disease and parkinson disease since 2003, although it was only revealed to the public in 2020.

Previously, it was also reported that an air ambulance came to Osbourne's residence to provide help. But after two hours of struggling, the Black Sabbath vocalist could not be saved.

Meanwhile, Osbourne was buried in her yard, through a private ceremony attended by many major musicians, from Elton John, Metallica personnel, and many more. The procession, which was attended by thousands of people, was also held when the convoy crossed its hometown, Birmingham.

During the funeral procession, the Osbourne family stopped at a memorial for fans on the bridge and the Black Sabbath bench. There, Sharon 'Ozzy Osbourne's wife' looked emotional. She was accompanied by her children, Jack, Kelly, and Aimee.

Through uploads on social media, Kelly Osbourne thanked fans for the beautiful support and messages he has received since his father's death.

"I've sat down to write this hundreds of times and still don't know if those words will ever be enough. But from the bottom of my heart, thank you," Kelly wrote on Instagram.

Love, support, and the beautiful messages I receive from so many of you have really helped me through the most difficult moments of my life. Every good word, every memory together, every moment of affection has an unquenched meaning," he continued.

"Sadness is strange. Sadness comes and goes. I might be fine for a while, but knowing that my family is not alone in this sadness is meaningful. I hold on to the love, light, and legacy left behind.