At the 68th Grammy Awards in Los Angeles, an emotional Sharon Osbourne was seen wiping away tears as she joined British rock artist Yungblud on stage. The 73-year-old widow was invited to accept the Best Rock Performance award alongside the young musician, whose rendition of 'Changes' had triumphed in the category. This poignant moment occurred just six months after the death of her husband, Ozzy Osbourne, with the ceremony also paying tribute to the Black Sabbath legend. Yungblud, born Dominic Richard Harrison, performed the track at the band's farewell concert at Villa Park, Birmingham, in 2025. Accepting his award, the 28-year-old rocker delivered an expletive-laden speech honoring his musical hero. 'To grow up loving an idol, who helps you figure out your identity, not only as a musician but also a man, is something I'm truly grateful for,' he told the audience. 'But to then get to know them and honor them at their final show and receive this is something I am struggling to comprehend. We f**g love you, Ozzy.' As Ms. Osbourne watched tearfully, Yungblud recalled their final meeting. 'The last time I saw Ozzy Osbourne, he asked me if there was anything he could do for me, and that the 'music was enough,' he said. 'God bless Ozzy Osbourne and god bless f**g rock music!' The Black Sabbath frontman passed away at his Buckinghamshire residence on July 22, 2025, succumbing to heart failure at the age of 76. His death marked the end of an era for heavy metal, with the legendary vocalist leaving behind an extraordinary musical legacy. The Grammy-winning performance of 'Changes' took place at what would become Mr. Osbourne's final concert appearance. Yungblud has previously spoken about the significance of that moment, stating: 'I can never be more thankful to Sharon and Ozzy for giving me that moment to show the world what I can do.' Earlier in the evening, the television personality had made a striking entrance on the red carpet, where Yungblud wrapped a supportive arm around her. Ms. Osbourne looked fabulous in a floor-length black gown featuring a dramatic crystal-embellished neckline. Sharon Osbourne has suggested she may run in opposition to Shahid Butt. 'This has nothing to do with racism. I think I’m gonna move to Birmingham and put my name down for the ballot to be on the council. I’m serious,' she wrote on Instagram. Ms. Osbourne was replying to a political commentator's post criticizing Mr. Butt's plans to run in the local election.
