Ozzy Osbourne'S Family Honors Rock Legend With Epic Pumpkin Mural In Socal Style

Rockin’ Tribute to a Legend: Osbourne Family Unveils Pumpkin Masterpiece

Man, if there’s one thing LA knows, it’s how to throw a tribute with some serious flair, and the Osbourne family just brought that Hollywood energy across the pond! Over the weekend, Sharon Osbourne, along with her kids Jack and Kelly, made a special trek to Totton, Hampshire, to check out a massive mural of the late Ozzy Osbourne - crafted entirely from pumpkins at Sunnyfields Farm. This wasn’t just any art piece; it was a full-on love letter to the Prince of Darkness, and the family even hopped on a cherry picker to soak in the view from above.

Kelly’s fiancé, Sid Wilson, and their adorable two-year-old, Sidney, joined in on the emotional family outing. Picture this: a 35-foot-high mural made from over 10,000 pumpkins, showing Ozzy in his signature black shades and cross necklace, with bats fluttering around him like he’s about to drop a killer riff. It took 16 folks a solid four hours to put this masterpiece together, and it’s safe to say it hit all the right notes with the Osbournes.

From SoCal to Hampshire: How the Mural Came to Be

Here’s the tea straight from the farm: Sunnyfields owners Tom and Ian Nelson decided to let the locals pick who’d be the star of their annual pumpkin feature. Guess who won with a third of the votes? Yep, our very own Black Sabbath legend, Ozzy himself. The mural dropped to the public on October 4, and it’s been stealing hearts ever since - kind of like a red carpet rollout on Hollywood Boulevard.

Tom spilled to the Daily Mail about the Osbourne family’s visit, and you could feel the emotion through his words. He noted that the fam seemed deeply touched, maybe even a lil’ teary-eyed, during their time at the farm. “They were just vibin’ like any other family out for a chill night, and they made sure to thank us for honoring Ozzy’s legacy,” Tom added, proving that even rock royalty knows how to keep it real.

“Seeing that mural felt like Ozzy was right there with us, still rockin’ out - it’s the kind of tribute he’d have loved,” Sharon Osbourne shared, her voice full of gratitude and bittersweet memories.

A Family Grieving, Yet Celebrating a Rock Icon

Let’s take it back to the heavy news that shook us all this summer. Ozzy passed away in July after a long battle with health issues, leaving a void in the music world bigger than the Hollywood sign. His family shared the heartbreaking update with a statement that hit hard: they were with him, surrounded by love, when he took his final bow, and they’ve asked for privacy as they navigate this loss.

The rock icon’s funeral procession rolled through his hometown of Birmingham on July 30, with a private service the next day at his Buckinghamshire estate. Since then, the Osbourne crew has been slowly stepping back into the spotlight, carrying Ozzy’s larger-than-life spirit with them. Sharon, who was married to Ozzy for 43 epic years, recently broke her social media silence in September to thank fans for their outpouring of love - a true testament to how much the SoCal community and beyond adored her man.

Sharon’s Journey and Family Support with a West Coast Touch

Sharon’s been riding the emotional waves, and her son Jack gave us the real-deal update in a recent Rolling Stone chat on October 9. “Mom’s okay, but not really okay, ya know? It’s all ups and downs as she figures out life without her rock,” Jack said, painting a raw picture of grief with that LA honesty we vibe with. He’s been right by her side, even planning to fly her back to Los Angeles this week for some much-needed hometown healing.

Jack also mentioned jetting to England for Sharon’s birthday on Thursday, making sure she’s got family around during these tough times. “She’s got so much love and support - we’re just tryna find the new normal,” he added. It’s clear the Osbourne fam is holding tight to each other, channeling that Malibu-style resilience while honoring Ozzy’s unforgettable legacy - from pumpkin murals to the Sunset Strip memories, he’s forever a legend.