Jack Osbourne says dad Ozzy is visiting him in his goals with a message from past the grave

Jack Osbourne has opened up on dropping his rockstar dad Ozzy as he revealed he seems to him in goals and had a message for his son.

The Black Sabbath legend died final yr on the age of 76 ‘surrounded by love’, just a few days after he carried out at a farewell gig.

They mentioned in an announcement in July: “It’s with extra unhappiness than mere phrases can convey that we’ve got to report that our beloved Ozzy Osbourne has handed away this morning.

“He was along with his household and surrounded by love.”

There was a big outpouring of affection and appreciation for Ozzy following his demise as Birmingham paid tribute to one in every of its most well-known sons as his household laid the singer to relaxation.

Since then, Jack has appeared on I am A Superstar… Get Me Out Of Right here! the place he spoke in regards to the impression of dropping his dad, saying it got here as ‘a shock’ and that whereas they’d recognized he was ‘sick for some time’, they hadn’t been anticipating ‘it will be that fast’.

He additionally just lately appeared on his buddy Billy Morrison’s present on SiriusXM the place he spoke about his dad visiting him in goals and what Ozzy needed to say to him.

Jack mentioned his dad ‘f**king could not stand’ individuals wallowing in grief however he discovered it ‘so humorous’ that he was having goals that includes Ozzy, as had been his spouse and daughters, including that they ‘all maintain having goals about him’.

As for what his dad was saying within the goals, Jack defined that when Ozzy appeared he was ‘laughing’ and had a message for them.

“He’s saying ‘simply cease f**king crying’. He’s laughing each time. Me and my spouse, my daughters, all the identical factor. We maintain seeing him in our goals laughing,” Jack recounted.

Morrison then mentioned he’d additionally seen Ozzy in his goals for the reason that singer’s demise and that he was ‘good’ and ‘not in ache’.

Many individuals see their deceased kinfolk in goals, which remedy specialist Nicole Arzt has said is a part of the grieving course of and might be ‘constructive and comforting’ to those that are working via their emotions on the way to take care of the lack of somebody who they had been so shut with.

She prompt somebody seeing their late kinfolk in goals may ‘replicate in your relationship with them and the way their absence is affecting you now’.

They’re typically often called ‘visitation goals’, which are sometimes seen as granting permission to heal from the lack of a member of the family.