Ozzy Osbourne is ‘Haunting’ Family and has a Blunt Message

Months after rock legend Ozzy Osbourne’s death, his son Jack says the Prince of Darkness isn’t done speaking — and he’s showing up in their dreams with a ghostly, no-nonsense warning from the other side.

The shocking revelation came during Jack’s recent interview with friend Billy Morrison on SiriusXM, where he claimed Ozzy has been visiting him, his wife, and even his daughters in eerily similar dreams.

“He’s laughing every time and saying, ‘Just stop f**king crying.’”

That’s right — Ozzy’s ghost is apparently cracking jokes and telling his grieving family to toughen up, all while appearing posthumously in their sleep.

Jack says it’s not a one-time thing. The whole family is experiencing it.

“We all keep having dreams about him,” he said. “Me and my wife, my daughters… every time he’s just laughing.”

Even Morrison chimed in, revealing he too has dreamt about Ozzy and said the rock god seemed at peace — “not in pain.”

The Black Sabbath icon died in July 2025 at the age of 76, just days after a surprise farewell concert. His family said he passed “surrounded by love,” and fans across the globe mourned his loss, especially in his hometown of Birmingham.

Jack previously opened up about how sudden the loss felt — even though they knew his dad had been sick.

But now, according to Jack, Ozzy’s making ghostly encore appearances — and he’s not about emotional goodbyes.

While some may chalk it up to grief, mental health experts say dreams involving lost loved ones — often called visitation dreams — can be vivid, healing, and deeply personal. Therapist Nicole Arzt says they often help people process trauma, adding that they may reflect “how the person’s absence is still impacting your life.”

In Jack’s case, though, the dreams sound less like therapy and more like a supernatural smackdown — from a rock legend who’s not ready to exit the stage just yet.