Sharon Osbourne seen for first time since Ozzy’s funeral as Kelly posts emotional update

Sharon Osbourne has been seen for the first time since her husband Ozzy’s funeral as their daughter Kelly shared an emotional update on social media.

It's been a couple months now since the Black Sabbath star died aged 76 earlier this summer (22 July) with his cause of death announced as cardiac arrest, acute myocardial infarction, coronary artery disease and Parkinson’s disease.

Thousands of people lined the city centre streets of Birmingham around a week later (30 July) to say goodbye to the heavy metal rock legend, along with Sharon and her kids Aimee Osbourne, Kelly Osbourne and Jack Osbourne, as well as Ozzy's son Louis Osbourne from his previous marriage to Thelma Riley.

She's since broken cover in public for the first time since the funeral, appearing in an Instagram video shared by Kelly on Thursday (11 September).

"Today I introduced my mum to falconry and she loved it!" 40-year-old Kelly captioned the post, which showed an owl flying onto Sharon’s hand. "Thank you [Gerard Sulter] for putting a smile on my mum’s face too!"

Fans have since rushed to the comments sharing their happiness at seeing Sharon smiling again with one Instagram user writing: "There she is!!!! We've all missed seeing Sharon. Thank you Kelly."

"So happy to see this! All the positive and healing vibes to you and your family," penned a second, while a third chimed in: "Oh Mrs O!!!! Missed your face! Sending love to you all!"

A fourth offered: "Absolutely love this! So glad you both have somewhat of a distraction!"

"Oh Sharon! We missed the beautiful face of yours! So happy to see you and Kelly, what an amazing experience to give your lovely mum!" gushed another.

And a final Instagram user echoed: "Lovely to see your mumma - grief is the hardest rollercoaster to be on so anything that brings comfort at such a hard time is amazing."

Following Ozzy's emotional farewell in July, the Daily Mail revealed that The Osbournes star had been buried on the Grade II-listed property he and Sharon shared in Buckinghamshire.

It’s understood that he had been laid to rest close to a lake on the 250-acre property, in a similar fashion to that of Diana, Princess of Wales, at Althorp Park.

This burial site seems to be similar to what Ozzy requested in his 2010 autobiography, I Am Ozzy.

He penned: "Eventually death will come, like it comes to everyone.

"I've said to Sharon: ‘Don’t cremate me, whatever you do.’ I want to be put in the ground, in a nice garden somewhere, with a tree planted over my head."

Ozzy wanted ‘a crabapple tree, preferably’ so this his ‘kids can make wine out of me and get p***ed out of their heads’.

"As for what they’ll put on my headstone, I ain't under any illusions. If I close my eyes, I can already see it," he added.

"Ozzy Osbourne, born 1948. Died, whenever. He bit the head off a bat."