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Sharon Osbourne has revealed a woman is convinced she is Ozzy Osbourne‘s secret daughter.
This week, the family appeared on their podcast together for the first time since the rock icon’s death.
Ozzy died of heart failure aged 76 at his Buckinghamshire home on July 22, just two weeks after performing a farewell concert with his bandmates at Birmingham‘s Villa Park.
In the wake of his passing, Sharon spoke of how a woman sent her toenail clippings, blood and hair and begged for a DNA test to try to prove she is Ozzy’s daughter.
Reflecting on some of the strange reactions from fans to his passing, Kelly, said: ‘We’ve had quite a few nutters coming out of the woodwork saying that they’re speaking to dad from the grave.’
Sharon Osbourne has revealed a woman is convinced she is Ozzy Osbourne’s secret daughter
In the wake of the rock icon’s passing, Sharon spoke of how a woman sent her toenail clippings, blood and hair and begged for a DNA test to try to prove she is Ozzy’s daughter
Sharon said: ‘We had one lady send us her toenails’.
Elaborating on the story, Kelly said: ‘It was a toenail, some blood, hair, because she’s absolutely convinced that she is dad’s child.’
Over the course of his life, the Black Sabbath rocker had six children, including three from his first marriage, and three from his marriage to Sharon, whom he remained married to until his death.
Before tying the knot to Sharon, he married his first wife Thelma Riley in 1971 after meeting her in a Birmingham nightclub.
Together, they welcomed children Jessica and Louis, although details surrounding their birthdays are unclear.
Ozzy also adopted Thelma’s five-year-old son Elliot from a previous relationship.
Elsewhere in the podcast, Sharon revealed Ozzy suffered a fall which caused a decline in his health.
Sharon recalled: ‘It was the first week of December and he wasn’t feeling great and he took a little fall and he kept saying my back hurts and we left on the 10th and said you can come with everyone a little bit later, he went to the hospital.’
Jack, who is due to appear on the new series of I’m A Celebrity, added: ‘Backing up a bit, he wasn’t very good at handling pain… but being the gentleman he was, he didn’t tell anyone he took a fall and it turned out he had a fracture in his back, in his vertebrae.’
Over the course of his life, the Black Sabbath rocker had six children. The late singer poses with his family in 2002. Pictured from left, are Aimee, Sharon, Kelly, Jack and Louis
Kelly appeared on the podcast with her mother Sharon and brother Jack
Sharon said: ‘They say when you fracture a vertebrae it’ll take about six weeks to heal, it’s very painful and most of the time your body will heal itself.
‘But yes you will be in a lot of discomfort, but when they tell me its going to heal itself because someone of his age with his medical state, the condition of his body and the amount of drugs and other issues – you know it’s not going to heal itself. It would have been a miracle.’
Jack said: ‘It started a bit of a domino effect.’
Sharon agreed: ‘It started a bit of a domino effect. He was in so much pain he had to go into hospital. I came back from the holiday early.
‘He was in hospital and then he got pneumonia and that’s happened to him three times in the past year. So with the pneumonia and his vertebrae he was just so uncomfortable.’
