Kelly Osbourne shares tragic video of dad Ozzy 48 hours before his death

Just days before his death at 76, Kelly Osbourne shared a TikTok video of Ozzy Osbourne beaming with joy whilst engrossed in his iPad just days before his passing.

The footage captured Ozzy beside Kelly and her son Sidney as they enjoyed their morning meal together. The rock icon, who fought against Parkinson's Disease, sported his trademark lengthy locks swept back in a bun with headphones positioned over his ears.

He was concentrating intently on the display, pausing momentarily to greet the camera with a cheerful good morning.

The Black Sabbath legend, who delivered his farewell performance with the group just days prior to his death, was savouring his morning brew in the clip as he appeared more content than ever. Despite a momentary cough, Ozzy looked delighted to be acknowledging the social media viewers as he cheerfully gestured towards the camera.

The clip, which garnered almost 90,000 likes, was uploaded merely 48 hours before the musician lost his fight against Parkinson's Disease, reports the Mirror US.

Just last week, Kelly also maintained that her father 'was not dying' as she pleaded with supporters to 'stop' with their 'rude comments.'

In an Instagram story shared on July 14, she posted a screenshot of a direct message from a social media follower who claimed Kelly "does not understand how Parkinson's disease works.

Ozzy Osbourne died at the age of 76, his devastated family confirmed on Monday.

The Black Sabbath frontman passed away just a day after making a poignant social media post about his band.

On Monday (July 21), Ozzy shared a backstage photo from the group's "Back to the Beginning" tour with fans online. At the bottom of the image, the words "The Final Show" appeared - a haunting detail in light of today's heartbreaking news.

The concert, held on July 5 in Birmingham, marked an emotional send-off for Ozzy and the legendary heavy metal band. The event was broadcast around the world on pay-per-view, drawing in fans from every corner of the globe for what would unknowingly become his last public farewell.