LOS ANGELES — In a moment that silenced fans around the world, Ozzy Osbourne, the legendary “Prince of Darkness,” looked into Sharon’s eyes and said quietly, “I’m permanently here, Sharon.” It was tender, raw, and entirely unscripted — a vulnerable glimpse behind the heavy metal icon, captured in one of the most moving moments ever shared on The Osbournes TV YouTube channel.
As the family continues to share unseen footage and remastered clips through their official online hub, fans have been revisiting iconic memories from The Osbournes and The Basement Tapes, reliving the chaos, the comedy, and the deep love that bonded the famous family through the decades.
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In one of the latest uploads, viewers were treated to a previously unaired snippet — a reflective conversation between Ozzy and Sharon, filmed during a quiet afternoon at home. Sharon, ever the pillar of strength, teases Ozzy about his stubbornness, and in response, he gently replies:
“I’m permanently here, Sharon. I’m not going anywhere.”
The comment, now tragically poignant following Ozzy’s recent passing, is being hailed as one of the most touching moments ever captured on film. Fans flooded the comment section with emotional reactions:
“He wasn’t talking about being in the house… he meant forever, in her heart. I’m in tears.”
“The real Ozzy. Not the rock god. Just the husband, the dad, the man. Rest easy, legend.”
“This hit me harder than any guitar solo ever could.”
The Osbournes TV YouTube Channel has become more than just a nostalgic archive — it’s a digital shrine. With full episodes of their legendary MTV reality series, rare behind-the-scenes moments, and new uploads curated by Sharon, Jack, and Kelly, fans are invited to remember the man who redefined rock & reality TV.
And now, in the wake of his passing, each clip — every laugh, stumble, and tender exchange — takes on new weight. Especially this one.
“I’m permanently here, Sharon.”
Ozzy meant it. And now, he is — in our memories, our playlists, and in the soul of rock and roll.
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