Parkinson’s-era throne

Ozzy’s final performance with Black Sabbath saw him seated on a throne due to Parkinson’s.

Facing declining health, he declared the audience was the “biggest love affair” of his life.

He said: “If you’ve got a passion for something, you’ve got to find a way to carry on."

Leaving behind a legacy as wild as his legend Ozzy’s antics has etched him into rock folklore.

Born John Michael Osbourne, he left a life full of chaos, family, fame - and a few deceased animals.

As he said: “I ain’t the devil. I’m just John Osbourne: a working‑class kid from Aston.”