Ozzy Osbourne's sisters have paid tribute to their beloved brother 'John' as they spoke about their final messages to him and how they broke down in tears at seeing his final Villa Park gig

Tributes have poured in following the death of Black Sabbath frontman Ozzy Osbourne at the age of 76. His family said he passed away on Tuesday “surrounded by love” as they announced the sad news. It comes just weeks after the rocker played his final gig with his band at Villa Park in Birmingham.

In a new interview with the Mirror, Ozzy Osbourne's two sisters have discussed meeting the Black Sabbath frontman for the final time earlier this month.

Osbourne’s final show came nearly seven years after he stopped touring as health issues continued to pile up. One of those final shows came here in Michigan on Sept. 19, 2018 when he performed at Pine Knob (then known as the DTE Music Theatre) in Clarkston.

Musician Ozzy Osbourne, known for being the legendary singer of Black Sabbath and the “Prince of Darkness,” has sadly passed away at the age of 76, mere weeks after his farewell show. This was quickly confirmed when his family shared a statement, saying he was “surrounded by love” in his final moments.

Aston Villa have released a statement following the death of music legend Ozzy Osbourne, who the club say had a "special connection" to the Premier League side

Ozzy Osbourne’s bond with Aston Villa spanned decades. Here’s how the Prince of Darkness became a claret-and-blue icon.

Ozzy also built up his image as a pop culture icon outside the world of music. In the 2000s, he starred in one of the first modern reality shows: The Osbournes, where he, wife Sharon, and their children revealed an unexpected side of the Prince of Darkness—as an unlikely family man in a bathrobe.