Ozzy Osbourne's death at the age of 76 earlier this week has left an outpouring of mourning, especially across the music world.

Following the news of Ozzy Osbourne's death, Yungblud has promised to honour the Black Sabbath icon's legacy by covering 'Changes' at every show.

Musician Yungblud has vowed to perform his cover of Ozzy Osbourne's Changes "every night for the rest of my life" in tribute to the late rock icon.

The music star was left devastated following the passing of the Black Sabbath legend, two weeks after they were last together

"I will try my best and make it my life’s journey to keep the spirit that you started," wrote YungBlud The post Ozzy Osbourne: Remembering the Black Sabbath legend’s LGBTQ+ allyship appeared first on Attitude.

Ozzy Osbourne died on July 22 at 76 years old. Celebs including Jason Momoa, Yungblud, Ronnie Wood and others paid tribute to the Prince of Darkness online.

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Ahead of Black Sabbath's final show on Saturday, July 5, Yungblud gave Ozzy Osbourne a heartfelt gift. He captioned a YouTube video of the moment with "My f------ hero."

According to fans and insiders, Ozzy later gifted Yungblud a gold cross he had worn since 1991—an heirloom originally given to him by Jesse Jo Stark’s father (Jesse Jo being Yungblud’s partner at the time). That gift sparked speculation, but it wasn’t until Ozzy’s farewell concert that things got weird.