Kelly Osbourne gets engaged in front of dad Ozzy at last ever Black Sabbath gig
On Saturday, Ozzy officially ended his Prince of Darkness reign as he appeared on stage for one final time. The rock icon, 76, joined his Black Sabbath bandmates at Villa Park, Birmingham in one of the most epic farewell shows in music history.
After the incredible show, the Osbourne family were treated to a beautiful surprise as Kelly's longtime partner Sid proposed in front of her parents Ozzy and Sharon. Taking to Instagram to share the joyful news, Kelly, 40, posted the sweet video of Sid's proposal as he asked to spend the rest of his life with the former reality TV star.
Alongside the video, Kelly wrote: "Oh, and this happened yesterday." In the heartwarming clip, Sharon is heard saying: "We've got to be quiet, hold on," as she shushed the crew backstage at show. Kelly's now fiancé is then heard saying: "Kelly, you know I love you more than anything in the world."
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