Ozzy Osbourne, who passed away on Tuesday (22.07.25) at the age of 76), is remembered by Carmen Electra and she acknowledged she is concerned about how his widow Sharon will cope with his passing.
Carmen Electra broke down in tears upon learning of Ozzy Osbourne’s death and said her “heart goes out” to his widow, Sharon Osbourne. The former Baywatch star recalls Ozzy – who died aged 76 on Tuesday – as the “sweetest, most fun person ever” and she confesses she’s concerned about how Sharon, 72, will manage without the man she was wed to for 43 years.
Carmen, who belongs to the Osbourne family’s friends, chatted to Extra’s Terri Seymour about the Freakier Friday premiere, said, “I heard in the car and I just started bawling my eyes out because Ozzy, I mean, when you know Ozzy, he’s so funny. He’s such a flirt, really. Like, he’s just Ozzy, you know?… He is truly the sweetest, most enjoyable person ever, aside from being the frightful legendary rock god he is.
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Because they have been together for so long and I’m very close to the family, “And I’m worried about]his wife] Sharon,” I must admit. At least they were present, Sharon and the family, and I have my heart broken for them. In London, they might be present for everyone.
Carmen, 53, has not yet spoken to her partner Sharon directly, but she has emailed makeup artist Jude Alcalá to share her feelings.
She continued: “I haven’t spoken to anyone yet. Yeah. It felt weird calling right now. I just decided to step back. So, Jude’s been he’s been doing Sharon and Ozzy for over 25 years.
I was just like, “Please send them my love,” I said as we were on the phone. Musicians from all over the heavy metal scene, famous people, celebrities, media, and devoted fans have poured untold amounts of love and admiration for the Bark At The Moon legend since the news of his passing has emerged.
The rock legend, along with his Black Sabbath colleagues, passed away just 17 days after giving his final concert performance at Birmingham, England’s Back To The Beginning.
Guns N’ Roses, Metallica, Tool, Pantera, and Slayer were among the metal titans on display at the concert.
Tony Iommi, a guitarist for Black Sabbath, believes his long-distance partner, who had been dealing with Parkinson’s disease for many years, persisted in giving his devoted followers one last performance.
Tony, 77, revealed to ITV News: “I think he really just held out to do that show. I really feel – and me and Geezer (Butler) were talking about it – that we think he held out to do it, and just after that, he’s done it and said goodbye to the fans. And that was the end of it, really.
He must have thought, “Well, this is going to be it, the last thing I’m ever going to do,” I believe he must have thought that. I’m not sure whether he anticipated death or whatever. But he was determined to do it because he had a real desire to do it. And he’s done it, fair wages.
Tony acknowledges that Ozzy’s passing remained a “shock for us” despite his deteriorating health. He added, “It couldn’t sink in when I heard,” he continued. I pondered, “It can’t be.” The day before, I received a text from him only. Simply put, it seemed absurdly unreal. And I began to wonder, “God, am I dreaming all this?” However, as I previously stated, he hasn’t looked well during the rehearsals.
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