Ozzy Osbourne has a surprising stage successor in the family ahead of retirement

Kelly, the daughter of Ozzy Osbourne, describes how he is a real softie with his grandchild, who may not be as well-off as he is.

Ozzy Osbourne may be retiring in a few weeks, but the family may have a successor to the stage. Daughter Kelly revealed that her two year old son Sidney is already belting out tunes. The TV host and singer revealed Black Sabbath rocker Ozzy gets serenaded by his grandson when he is babysitting her son with Slipknot rocker boyfriend Sid Wilson

Kelly admitted that Ozzy and Sharon also allow Sidney to do as he wishes during baby sitting times munching through chocolate. Kelly revealed that she’s seen Sidney vocalising to cartoons and also to Oz.

He sings along to both my dad and them, Kelly said. His favorites are Morning Finger and Open Shut Them.

Kelly added that Sidney bonds with his grandparents by “eating chocolate and watching a lot of cartoons, especially anything with trucks, CocoMelon (youtube nursery rhymes), which drives me nuts and Bluey.”

Sidney’s “best friends” with her father, Ozzy Osbourne, 76, and his shy face on stage are also mentioned by the TV personality.

Because Sidney leaves me and gets in bed with my mom and dad because I’m staying in their home while my house is getting ready, Kelly continued, “Oh my God, they’re best friends.

And he snuggles up to them, and they spend the most delightful moments ever. I literally have to rip him out.

She addressed People US about it while attending the Hollywood 32nd Annual Race to Erase MS Gala.

Robin Thicke, A Great Big World, and Siedah Garrett gave performances at the star-studded event, which Caroline Rhea hosted.

Jack Osbourne, 39, of multiple sclerosis, was the recipient of Kelly’s support at the event.

You would never know if your brother didn’t choose to tell you about what he goes through, how brave he is, and just how incredible a person he is despite having relapsing and remitting MS, said she.

This summer, Kelly and Jack are scheduled to attend Ozzy’s final performance on stage in Birmingham.

On July 5, Ozzy, who has Parkinson’s disease, will join Black Sabbath and Ozzy for the Back to the Beginning performance at Villa Park.

A number of well-known metal bands will play sets for the all-day event in Birmingham, the city where the heavy rock kings first formed in 1968, including Metallica, Slayer, and Alice In Chains. The show will raise money for children’s and Parkinson’s charities.

Source: Mirror