Jack Osbourne’s New Baby Is Named After Ozzy

Jack Osbourne has paid tribute to his legendary father by giving his newborn daughter a name that carries deep family significance.

The son of rock icon Ozzy Osbourne recently revealed that his baby girl’s full name is Ozzy Matilda Osbourne, honoring the late Black Sabbath frontman who passed away in July. The announcement came through a video shared on Instagram, where Jack introduced the newest member of the Osbourne family to fans.

The touching gesture links the newest generation of the Osbourne family directly to one of rock music’s most influential figures.

A New Addition to the Osbourne Family

Ozzy Matilda Osbourne was born on March 5 at 8:49 a.m. She weighed 7 pounds and 12 ounces at birth and measured 19 inches in length.

The announcement quickly drew attention from fans who have long followed the Osbourne family’s journey both in music and in the public eye. Jack shared the update through social media, offering a brief glimpse of the newborn while confirming her name and birth details.

The arrival marks a joyful moment for the family following a difficult year.

A Tribute to the Prince of Darkness

While Ozzy Osbourne passed away months before the birth, he was aware that he would soon become a grandfather again. According to family members, the rock legend knew about the pregnancy prior to his death in July.

Naming the baby after him serves as a heartfelt tribute to the singer widely known as the “Prince of Darkness,” whose influence shaped generations of rock and metal musicians.

For fans, the name symbolizes a continuation of the Osbourne legacy beyond the stage.

Growing Family for Jack and Aree

The newborn is the second child for Jack and his wife, Aree Earhart.

For Jack, the baby represents his fifth child overall, expanding a family that has remained closely connected despite years spent in the spotlight.

With the arrival of Ozzy Matilda Osbourne, the family not only welcomes a new life but also celebrates the enduring memory of one of rock music’s most unforgettable figures.