Jack Osbourne Enjoys Rare Outing with Daughters Pearl and Andy at Grammys Afterparty
Jack Osbourne, 40, was spotted with his two look-alike daughters, Pearl, 13, and Andy, 10, at the Universal Music Group’s Grammys afterparty on Sunday, February 1. The outing came just hours after Ozzy Osbourne was honored with a star-studded tribute at the Grammy Awards.
Pearl and Andy stole the show in their coordinating black and white polka-dot dresses and matching neck scarves. The siblings, who both wore red lipstick, stood on either side of their beaming father, who couldn’t help but show off his pride. Jack shares Pearl, Andy, and daughter Minnie, 7, with ex-wife Lisa Stelly, and is expecting another child with wife Aree Gearhart.
Jack previously revealed that he was able to tell his father about Gearhart’s pregnancy before Ozzy’s passing in July 2025. The news has been a “healthy distraction” and has brought “hopefulness” to the family during a difficult time.
Ozzy’s Legacy Lives On
Ozzy’s family, friends, and colleagues continue to keep his legacy alive. Post Malone, Slash, Duff McKagan, and Andrew Watt performed Black Sabbath’s “War Pigs” during the Grammys ceremony, with the camera panning to Jack, Kelly Osbourne, and Sharon Osbourne getting emotional in the audience.
The Osbourne family walked the red carpet at the Grammys, reflecting on the legacy Ozzy left behind. “It’s a testament to his talent and magic,” Jack told Good Morning America. Sharon added, “The thing was, people who Ozzy touched, they’ve all done so well. The magic he would put on to other people, and everyone who touched — Ozzy did well.”
Yungblud Pays Tribute to Ozzy
Yungblud, who was mentored by Ozzy and a close friend of the rocker, was in attendance at the Grammys. He revealed that he and Sharon privately paid tribute to Ozzy the night before the ceremony. “I was with Sharon last night. We lit a little candle. It’s pretty mental,” the singer told E! News.
Ozzy’s legacy continues to inspire and influence new generations of music fans. As the Osbourne family and friends continue to celebrate his life and career, it’s clear that his impact will be felt for years to come.
