Kelly Osbourne shared a joyful family moment this week as she, her brother Louis Osbourne and her young son, Sidney, attended an Aston Villa match — honoring the late Ozzy Osbourne’s love for the Premier League club.
The outing marked a rare public appearance for Louis and a touching tribute to their father’s enduring connection to the team.
The sighting came shortly after Sidney served as the club’s mascot at the home game, a role that delighted supporters and underscored how the Osbourne family continues to cherish Ozzy’s memory.
Sharon Osbourne shared some of the sweet images to her social media account on Sunday, December 21.
“This is so very special, Ozzy would have loved it!!! Thank you @avfcofficial for having Baby Sid as your mascot and for bringing home the win. UP THE VILLA ❤️,” she wrote.
Photos from the match show the trio decked out in Villa gear, smiling and cheering as fans rallied behind the club.
Kelly Osbourne Shares More Sweet Images of the Day
Kelly posted several snapshots to her Instagram Stories from the match on her social accounts, including candid moments with Sidney waving to the crowd and both siblings hugging in the stands.
After the match, she shared on image of her late dad wearing one of the team’s jerseys.
“And we won 2-1! I know my dad was looking down on the game tonight so proud of his Baby Sidney but also so proud of his team!” she wrote.
Ozzy Loved the Soccer Team
Ozzy, who passed away in 2025 at age 76, was a lifelong Aston Villa supporter and often spoke about his passion for the team.
His final concert took place at Villa Park earlier in the year, making the family’s recent attendance feel like a full-circle moment that blended fandom with remembrance.
Kelly, 41, and Louis, 50, appear closer than ever as they shared the stands with Sidney. Kelly Osbourne’s fiancé Sid Wilson was also in attendance.
Fans reacted warmly to the images on social media, praising the siblings for celebrating Ozzy’s legacy with smiles, cheers and heartfelt support.
The Osbournes’ tradition of attending Villa matches dates back years, with Ozzy’s affection for the club well-documented among supporters.
After Ozzy Osbourne passed away, the team issued a touching tribute to the “Prince of Darkness.”
“Growing up in Aston, not far from Villa Park, Ozzy always held a special connection to the club and the community he came from,” it read. “The thoughts of everyone at Aston Villa are with his wife Sharon, his family, friends, and countless fans at this extremely difficult time.”
