Sharon Osbourne‘s loved ones are helping her through husband Ozzy Osbourne‘s death.
A source tells Star the TV personality, 72, “has not been alone” following the Black Sabbath frontman’s tragic passing in July, explaining “she’s distraught” and “still very bewildered.”
“Her kids have been wonderful and so loving,” says the source. “They’re just surrounding her with constant care and pretty much trying to love her back to health.”
Sharon shares children Aimee, 42, Kelly, 40, and Jack, 39, with the heavy metal musician.
“Everyone has rallied and they’re taking care of her and all the practical worries,” the source continues, noting Sharon has “bills and finances to sort out now that Ozzy’s gone.”
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“Kelly took her to Cornwall and got her to try falconry, and she absolutely loved it, that was a truly bright spot in the midst of her grief,” the source adds.
As Star previously reported, the Rock n’ Roll Hall of Famer died on Tuesday, July 22, at 76 years old after a lengthy battle with Parkinson’s disease.
The family came together to mourn the passing of the Prince of Darkness on Wednesday, July 30. During his funeral procession in Birmingham, UK, they stopped at the Black Sabbath Bridge and bench on Broad Street, where fans shared tributes to Ozzy in the form of flowers, notes, and other items.
In multiple photos, Sharon could be seen crying as Kelly and Jack held her arms in an effort to support her as she left flowers at the tribute.