The most tumultuous night involving Ozzy Osbourne: He assaulted his wife without any recollection!
Ozzy Osbourne: A Dark Episode in His Life
Ozzy Osbourne, a key figure in heavy metal and unmistakable voice of Black Sabbath, passed away in his home country, the United Kingdom. Surrounded by his family and after decades of battling illnesses, addictions, and personal demons, the musician said goodbye, leaving an indelible mark on rock history. But among all the chaotic episodes that defined his life, one stands out as the darkest: the day he tried to kill his wife, Sharon.
The Trial, the Ultimatum, and the Road to Redemption
When an officer read him the charges, Osbourne was paralyzed: he was accused of attempting to murder his own wife. “I thought it was a joke,” he said years later in an interview with , where he admitted that during that time he would often black out from alcohol consumption.
Despite what had happened, Sharon chose not to leave him. She gave him a clear condition: to check into a medical center for treatment. “If you ever do something like this again, either you kill me or I kill you. Do you really want the children to go through something like this?” she warned him.
Ozzy was admitted for six months. It was not the last time his family experienced extreme situations, but that episode marked a turning point.
Marriage, Excess, and an Indestructible Relationship
Sharon Osbourne was not only the musician’s partner: she was also his manager, his professional partner, and the mother of his children. The relationship began in 1982 and survived decades of public scandals, infidelities, hospitalizations, and emotional ups and downs. The documentary captures several of those moments, including testimonies from both about the domestic hell they lived through.
“That day I didn’t recognize the man in front of me,” admitted Sharon. “He had his look, but he wasn’t there.” The nickname “Prince of Darkness” seemed to have materialized, not only on stage but also in the rawest intimacy.
