Sharon Osbourne marks the first anniversary of Ozzy Osbourne’s death by sharing reflections and urging fans to remember him through music. Speaking to the BBC, she discusses her memories and what she hopes for going forward. She also points to public tributes, saying she is glad to see “Ozzy Day” taking place in Birmingham. According to reports, she describes Ozzy as having a strong connection to the city and its people, and she encourages people to play his music loudly as a way to honor his legacy. The anniversary messages emphasize remembrance and community rather than new announcements about Ozzy’s work. Overall coverage presents Sharon’s comments as a personal tribute delivered through media interviews and tied to commemorations in Birmingham, where fans are encouraged to take part in events marking the day.