Kelly Osbourne Visits Ozzy's Grave to Tell Him About Her Son's First Day of School Amid Ongoing Grief Over Dad's Death: 'He Would've Been So Proud'

Kelly Osbourne shared a heartbreaking moment with her late father, Ozzy Osbourne, after a major milestone for her young son.

The 41-year-old visited the Black Sabbath legend's grave in Buckinghamshire, England, after her 3-year-old son, Sidney, returned to school, revealing she wanted to tell her dad all about his grandson's big day.

Kelly shared a selfie from her father's lakeside burial site via her Instagram Stories, writing, "Went to go sit with my Dadda and tell him about Sidney's first day back at school! He would have been so proud!"

The emotional post showed Kelly standing near the lake where Ozzy was laid to rest following his death in July 2025 at age 76.

Her visit comes months after she shared photos from another quiet morning at her father's grave in March, when she told followers she'd "spent some time" with her dad.

The school milestone is particularly meaningful for Kelly, who recently revealed how closely Sidney remains connected to his late grandfather.

"He talks to his Papa every day," Kelly told HELLO! in an August interview.

Kelly explained that she moved in with her parents when she became pregnant, allowing Sidney and Ozzy to spend significant time together during the first years of the little boy's life.

"Most people say they see my dad in him," she shared, nothing that she recognizes Ozzy's smile, spirit and mannerisms in her son.

Kelly recently moved back to the U.K. with Sidney after years of living in Los Angeles.

In a sweet full-circle moment, Sidney is attending the same Buckinghamshire preschool his mom attended as a child. Kelly revealed that the daughter of her own lifelong best friend also goes to the school, and the two children have become close.

"Being home in the U.K. has changed a lot for me," Kelly said, explaining that she is focused on creating a life where she can see her son is "truly happy."

More than a year after Ozzy's death, Kelly has been candid about how profoundly losing her father continues to affect her.

"I'll never be the person I was before my father died," she recently admitted, adding that "a part of me died, too."

The former Osbournes star said she's taking the grief "one day at a time" and trying to put the pieces of her life back together. She has also credited the enormous outpouring of support from Ozzy's fans with helping her family through the loss.

Despite the pain of losing Ozzy, Kelly has found comfort in watching her father's personality live on through her son.

On the first anniversary of Ozzy's death, she wrote an emotional tribute about seeing his smile, spirit and mannerisms reflected in Sidney. She called that resemblance one of the greatest gifts she's been given.

Kelly has also said she's tried to shield Sidney from the most difficult parts of her grief. When her son entered the room during particularly painful moments, she said she would switch into "Fun Mom" mode and avoid crying in front of him.

Her latest trip to Ozzy's grave showed how she's continuing to include her dad in the family's milestones, even when he can't physically be there to experience them.