Jack Osbourne reveals 'mischievous' way 4-month-old daughter is taking after late grandfather Ozzy Osbourne


Ozzy Matilda had a very cheeky smile in a new picture, shared by dad Jack


Ozzy Osbourne and son, producer Jack Osbourne visit the Tribeca Film Festival 2011 portrait studio on April 25, 2011 in New York City.  (Photo by Larry Busacca/Getty Images for Tribeca Film Festival)© Larry Busacca
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Rebecca LewisLos Angeles correspondent
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Jack Osbourne has shared an adorable new picture of his four-month-old daughter, and she's taking after her late grandfather in more than just her name!

The young girl, , had a very cheeky smile in the picture, which showed Jack, the youngest son of Ozzy and wife Sharon Osbourne, holding his daughter in his arms while he sat cross-legged in a park.

A mischievous sparkle

"Little miss ozz already has a mischievous sparkle," the 40-year-old father captioned the post, highlighting her smile and recognizing how she has taken after the late rock star.

Her late grandfather Ozzy was the legendary Black Sabbath frontman, who died at age 76 in July 2025. Ozzy was known for his silly sense of humor and goofy mannerisms – at odds with his dark stage persona – and in later years, his bewilderment with the modern world.

Jack Osbourne sits with his 4-month-old daughter Ozzy on his lap as they sit in a park © Jack Osbourne
Jack Osbourne sits with 4-month-old daughter Ozzy in July 2026

Osbourne family tree

Jack's daughter was born in March 2026, and she is his second child with wife Aree.

They are also parents to four-year-old daughter , and Jack is dad to three daughters with — Pearl Clementine, 14, Andy Rose, 11, and eight-year-old Minnie Theodora.

Jack Osbourne pictured recently with his family - wife Aree, mom Sharon Osbourne and daughters Maple and Ozzy© Instagram
Jack with (L-R) wife Aree, daughter Ozzy, daughter Maple, and mom Sharon

They went public with the news of their pregnancy in December 2025, but Jack shared that they found out early enough that they were able to share the news with Ozzy before his passing.

Ozzy was dad to three children with : eldest daughter Aimee, daughter Kelly, 42, and Jack. He also had three children with his first wife, Thelma: Elliot, Jessica, and Louis.

He had at the time of his passing: four from Jack, two from Louis, three from Jessica, and grandson Sid from Kelly.

Grandpa Ozzy

Ozzy Osbourne (4L) with wife Sharon, kids Kelly and Jack and their partners, and 5 grandchildren in 2025© Kelly Osbourne
Ozzy (4L) with wife Sharon, kids Kelly and Jack and their partners, and 5 grandchildren in 2025

In 2010, Ozzy spoke about becoming a grandfather, admitting that there was nothing he could do about being called "Grandpa Ozzy," a title that didn't match his alter-ego of the Prince of Darkness.

"What can I do about it? Grandpa Ozzy, I’m called. But you know what? It happens to everybody eventually if we [have] kids," he told Howard Stern.

The Osbournes moved into their LA mansion in 2002 before their MTV series aired © Getty Images
(L-R) Ozzy, Sharon, Jack, and Kelly, pictured in 2002, starred in MTV series The Osbournes

Jack and Kelly both grew up in the spotlight as they appeared in the MTV series The Osbournes as young teenagers in the early 2000s with their mom and dad.

The series was one of the first successful reality shows, and turned Kelly, Jack, and into stars, as well as catapulting Ozzy back into the spotlight after his heyday in the 1970s and 1980s.

Lessons in parenting

photo of ozzy osbourne hugging jack osbourne© Larry Busacca
Ozzy and Jack, pictured in 2011

The doting dad, who also hosts The Osbournes podcast with his sister, has often praised his mom and dad's parenting style, sharing that it had a lasting impact on him and how he is raising his girls.

"I think so much of parenting is you learn from your parents' mistakes ultimately, and you pick and choose. 'Hey, I liked that my parents did that,' 'I didn't like that my parents did that.' And that's okay, because our parents did the same [expletive]," he admitted on the Leave No Doubt Fatherhood podcast.

"My dad didn't raise me at all like his dad raised him. And same with my mother — she was very different from her parents. And that's kind of, whether people realize it or not, I think that's the gift we give our kids. If they're aware enough, we give them that playbook to operate from when they're ready to be parents.

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