Kelly Osbourne shared a deeply emotional open letter to her mother Sharon on Instagram, marking what would have been Sharon and Ozzy Osbourne’s 46th wedding anniversary—the first since Ozzy’s death in July 2025.
The Full Letter (Key Excerpts)
Kelly addressed it as “My Dearest Mummy” and reflected on the shifted meaning of the day (July 4):
“Today feels different. A day that was once filled with celebration now carries a quiet ache. This is your first wedding anniversary without Daddy by your side, and I can only imagine how heavy your heart must feel. There are some dates that remind us just how deeply we have loved, and today is one of them.”
She continued with comforting words about enduring love:
“I hope you know that love like yours doesn’t end when a life does. It changes shape. It becomes the warmth of the sun on your face when you need comfort, the memories that make you smile through tears, the quiet moments when you somehow know he’s near. Daddy may no longer walk beside you, but he will never stop walking with you.”
Kelly added that she imagines Ozzy looking down “with that magical smile the one that held so much pride and so much love,” and affirmed Sharon’s strength and grace. She noted how the family—including siblings Aimee, Jack, and others, plus her own son Sidney—continues to grow from the love Sharon and Ozzy created.
The letter ends with a promise of family support:
“We will hold your hand when the days are too heavy, celebrate your victories, sit with you in your sadness and remind you whenever you need reminding that love is still all around you.”
Kelly accompanied the post with a photo of a bouquet of flowers (reportedly at Sharon’s UK home) and tagged both parents, emphasizing that “daddy is always with us for love is eternal.”
Context
Sharon also paid tribute, posting a photo of them holding hands with a message celebrating a love “that even death could not diminish.” This heartfelt family exchange came just before (or around the time of) the clown-themed party where they found moments of laughter and joy, as Kelly later shared.