LONDON — Legendary rock star Ozzy Osbourne has passed away at the age of 76. Known for his powerful voice and as the frontman of the famous heavy metal band Black Sabbath, Ozzy died on July 22 from a heart attack. His official death certificate confirms that he suffered from coronary artery disease, Parkinson’s disease, and autonomic dysfunction, conditions that had affected him for years.

His family confirmed that he passed away peacefully, surrounded by loved ones. The music world and fans across the globe are now mourning the loss of one of rock music's most unforgettable icons.

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What The Death Certificate Revealed

According to documents obtained by The New York Times on Tuesday, Ozzy Osbourne’s cause of death was listed as:

• Out-of-hospital cardiac arrest

• Acute myocardial infarction (heart attack)

• Coronary artery disease

• Parkinson’s disease with autonomic dysfunction

The certificate was submitted by his daughter, Aimée Osbourne, and filed in Hillingdon, a district in northwest London. This is the area where Ozzy was officially pronounced dead. The death certificate provides a detailed and clear explanation of the illnesses that took a toll on his health over the years.

Media outlets had reached out to the registry office in Hillingdon, but confirmation was not immediately returned. Ozzy’s representatives also did not respond to multiple requests.

His Struggles With Health Over The Years

Ozzy Osbourne had been battling serious health problems for quite some time. He publicly announced in 2020 that he had Parkinson’s disease, a progressive disorder that affects movement and balance. He made this announcement after suffering a serious fall, which made it harder for him to move around and perform.

Parkinson's disease had slowly impacted his ability to speak clearly and perform live. His family often spoke about how difficult it was for him to stay away from the stage, but his health made it nearly impossible for him to continue touring.

Despite these struggles, Ozzy showed great courage. He even performed a farewell show in his hometown Birmingham, just weeks before his passing. Although he performed while sitting on a black throne, fans said his energy and spirit were just as strong as ever.

His Final Performance In Birmingham

Ozzy’s last performance turned out to be a very emotional moment for both the singer and his fans. He had been away from the stage for nearly six years due to his medical condition. However, during this final show, he thanked his fans from the bottom of his heart.

Here’s what he said on stage: “I don’t know what to say, man, I’ve been laid up for like six years. You have no idea how I feel — thank you from the bottom of my heart. You’re all … special. Let’s go crazy, come on.”

This heartfelt message brought many fans to tears. People from across the country had gathered to see him one last time. Even though he was physically weak, he gave them a memory they would never forget.

From Heavy Metal Star To Reality TV Icon

Ozzy Osbourne was not just a rock star — he became a reality TV icon when he and his family starred in The Osbournes, a show that aired on MTV in the early 2000s. This show gave fans a look into the wild and sometimes funny family life of the Osbournes.

People saw a different side of Ozzy — not just the heavy metal singer, but also the father, husband, and a man trying to live with his health issues. The show made Ozzy even more famous and beloved by younger generations who hadn’t grown up with his music.

The Music Legend Leaves Behind A Thunderous Legacy

Ozzy Osbourne first rose to fame in the 1970s as the lead singer of Black Sabbath. The band became one of the most famous and important groups in heavy metal music history. Some of their famous songs include “Paranoid”, “Iron Man”, and “War Pigs”.

Ozzy’s voice, stage presence, and dark but creative lyrics helped shape what heavy metal would become in the years that followed. Even after leaving the band, he had a successful solo career with hits like “Crazy Train” and “Mr. Crowley”.

Over the years, he was known as the “Prince of Darkness,” a nickname he proudly embraced. Yet behind the scenes, he was also a loving father, husband, and fighter.

Fans Mourn Worldwide

After the news of his death spread, fans began sharing messages, photos, and stories on social media. In his hometown of Birmingham, hundreds gathered to remember the man who had put their city on the musical map.

Fans placed flowers, candles, and posters at memorials. Some even wore Black Sabbath t-shirts and sang his songs in public spaces. His final show had become a special moment for many — they felt lucky to have seen him perform one last time.

His Family Asks For Privacy

Following his passing, Ozzy’s family released a public statement asking for privacy during this difficult time. They said that he was surrounded by his loved ones when he passed and that they were grateful for the support from fans.

The Osbourne family also thanked the medical professionals who had cared for him during his illness and final days. They did not announce any public memorial or funeral plans at the time of reporting.

Ozzy’s Life Was A Mix Of Music, Courage, And Love

Ozzy Osbourne’s life was not always easy, but it was always filled with passion. Whether it was battling illness, performing for thousands of fans, or spending time with his family, Ozzy always gave his best.

He faced many ups and downs — from addiction and accidents to incredible music success and global fame. But through it all, he remained true to himself. His honesty, humor, and heart won over millions around the world.

A Final Goodbye To A Rock Hero

Ozzy Osbourne is no longer with us, but his music, voice, and legacy will continue to live on. His journey from Birmingham to the world stage inspired countless musicians and fans.

Though he died from heart-related illness and Parkinson’s disease, he never let his struggles define him. He kept performing, kept connecting with fans, and most of all, kept rocking.

We say goodbye not just to a singer, but to a true legend — someone who gave his entire life to music and never stopped fighting, even in the hardest times.