Emotional Last Text Ozzy Osbourne sent to Zakk Wylde

Some ties in rock music competed with the fraternity between Ozzy Osbourne And his longtime guitarist Zakk Wylde.

After the Dark Prince’s death on July 22, at the age of 76, Wylde has now revealed their last conversation by sharing an emotional text message that offers both closing and intestinal pause reminding of Ozzy’s long -term inheritance.

When talking with GuitarWylde recalled the last time he heard from Ozzy Osbourne after Black Sabbath’s last speech at England’s Villa Park on July 5.

“The last text I got from Oz said, ‘Zakky, sorry, it was like there. I didn’t see you. “He goes,” Thank you for everything. “It was just we talked, saying,” I love you, friend. “That was it,” Wylde revealed.

Although behind the scenes was chaotic, Wilde thought he would get another chance to connect. However, this opportunity never came.

“Everyone and their mother were behind the scenes in the dressing room, and I just wanted to give him a break,” he explained. “I realized I would see him later, but it didn’t happen.”

Wylde described the show as “business as usual”, but stressed that the attention was always “making sure that the ozs were in order”.

He added, “It was definitely quite surprising. Seeing Oz on the stage when the Sabbath was done is the last time I saw him.”

Wylde his bond with Ozzy Osbourne was never just professional; It was a family.

“Ozzy is the godfather of our eldest son,” he shared. “Whether I played with her or not if Sharon called me and my wife and said, ‘The guys, can you watch the house while we are away from a business trip? “I would do it.

This deep personal loyalty defined their decades of friendship, even when Wylde was not part of the group.

Wylde first joined Black Sabbath in 1987 and remained one of Ozzy’s closest fellow workers working with him in the 90s and early 2000s.

He returned to the More Tours II race, which began in 2018, and was on the side of his rock ‘n’ roll of fame during the induction of 2024.

Thinking of these moments, Wilde expressed his gratitude for being part of the trip and witnessing the strong presence of Ozzy until the very end.

Sharon Osbourne was obviously emotional as she joined thousands of fans who dignified to her late husband in the center of Birmingham.

The 72 -year -old matriarch, supported by her children Kelly, Jack, Aimee and Louis from Ozzy’s first marriage, made a difficult walk to the growing memory of flowers, cards and candles that honored the rock legend.

According to Everyday mailSharon turned out to be fragile and stumbled a little as she got out of the van, grasping a bouquet wrapped in black and tissue.

Jack quickly rushed steadily while Kelly was holding his hand, moving him to the sea of the sea. The fans who lined the street cried, “We love you” when she fought through her sorrows.

Overcoming emotions, Sharon put his flowers among the thousands already placed in the memory of the Chief of the Black Sabbath. Her children followed tightly behind her before, once again surrounded by their mother.

After their offer, Osbournes returned to the car quietly, leaving behind a moving reminder of lasting love and loss.

The Tribute covered the “Black Sabbath Bridge” to Broad Street, where he was honored with flowers and sincere messages.

Cortege stopped on the site, allowing the Osburn’s family to recognize the support of mourning fans.

The march was Jaguar Hearse, who on the last trip carried Ozzy, adorned with an amazing flower display Purple, his favorite color, which simply wrote “Ozzy”.