Sharon Osbourne is facing one of the most bizarre and unsettling moments of her life — just months after losing her husband, rock legend Ozzy Osbourne, at the age of 76.
The grieving widow has revealed that a woman, convinced she is Ozzy’s long-lost daughter, has sent the family hair, blood samples and even nail clippings in a desperate plea for a DNA test.
The strange encounter has left Sharon and her children torn between heartbreak and disbelief as they continue to navigate life without the Black Sabbath frontman.
“We’ve had nutters coming out of the woodwork” — Kelly lifts the lid
The twisted story came to light on a new episode of The Osbournes Podcast, where daughter Kelly Osbourne, 41, admitted the family has been bombarded with bizarre messages since Ozzy’s death.
Kelly didn’t hold back:
Sharon then revealed the most disturbing incident yet:
“We had one lady send us her toenails.”
Kelly clarified the horrifying package contained:
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A toenail
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Some blood
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Hair
Because the woman was “absolutely convinced” she was Ozzy’s biological child.
Sharon’s heartbreak: “I can’t stand going to bed alone”
Beyond the strange DNA claims, the episode revealed the raw, private pain Sharon has been living with.
Before Ozzy died, Sharon promised him she would never “go with another man.”
Now, she admits even the simplest routines have become unbearable.
“I hate going to bed at night.
I hate walking into an empty room.”
Kelly confessed she slept beside her mother for the first two months after Ozzy passed so Sharon wouldn’t be alone.
“But then I felt like you needed some space,” she said gently.
Jack, meanwhile, told listeners that solitude has helped him cope:
“I’ve found alone time has been helpful.”
A legend’s final moments — and what happens next
Ozzy’s death came just over two weeks after his emotional homecoming concert at Villa Park in Birmingham — a performance now remembered as his final gift to fans.
In the wake of his passing, the family has been considering ways to honour him, including the possibility of a full tribute show.
When asked whether a commemorative concert was being planned, Sharon said:
“I’m talking to the Villa again.
We’ll see.”
Meanwhile, a new documentary filmed just weeks before Ozzy’s death is also set to be released, after the family pulled an earlier version intended for BBC broadcast.
Grief, chaos and unwanted DNA kits — life after Ozzy
As Sharon struggles with the silence Ozzy left behind, she now also faces waves of conspiracy theorists, self-proclaimed psychic messengers, and strangers demanding DNA tests.
It is an emotional storm she never imagined she’d have to navigate — especially now, when all she wants is peace.
Through tears and strength, Sharon summed up the reality of life without the man she loved for decades:
“I hate the emptiness.”
