**“I Lost the Best Friend I Ever Had”: Kelly Osbourne Speaks Out After Ozzy’s Death**
She was raised in his shadow—but to Kelly Osbourne, Ozzy wasn’t just a rock legend. He was her guiding star, the brightest light in her life, and the man who shaped her world in every way.
Ozzy Osbourne may have been known to the world as the Prince of Darkness, but to Kelly, he was Dad—complicated, loving, wildly unconventional, and endlessly supportive. Their bond was loud, raw, and beautifully real. Through the chaos of fame and the intimacy of family, their connection was unshakable. Whether it was the unfiltered honesty of *The Osbournes* or the haunting beauty of their 2003 duet “Changes,” Kelly and Ozzy didn’t just share blood—they shared soul.
Just weeks ago, Kelly stood backstage at Ozzy’s final show in Birmingham. She was glowing—newly engaged, filled with pride as she watched her father do what he loved. Neither of them knew it would be the last time she’d hear his voice echo through a venue. That night, like so many before it, he sang to the world. But Kelly knew: the music was always for her too.
Now, everything is different.
In the wake of his death, Kelly broke her silence with a simple, devastating line from their shared song:
*“I feel unhappy, I am so sad. I lost the best friend I ever had.”*
It wasn’t just grief—it was a daughter’s goodbye to her hero, her anchor, her best friend.
This isn’t merely the end of a chapter in rock history. It’s the heartbreaking finale of a lifelong love story between a father and daughter who weathered everything—from addiction to fame to redemption—always side by side, al
ways with love.
