The insider added that “they’re very grateful for the special family time they had together before Ozzy passed.” Osbourne’s loved ones, including his wife Sharon, 72, and their kids Aimee, 41, Jack, 39,

Osbourne said he didn't want his funeral to be a "mope-fest," adding that he would like some pranks, such as the sound of knocking inside the coffin.

It was a fitting farewell for Osbourne, who gained mainstream fame with the band on the back of hits like “Iron Man” and “Paranoid” before going solo in 1980 with the chart-topper “Crazy Train.” The year prior, he was ousted from the very band he’d co-founded amid a years-long struggle with substance abuse.