KELLY Osbourne has shared a heartbreaking clip of dad Ozzy as he missed out on festive family tradition.
Ozzy sadly passed away aged 76 on July 22, with the cause of death later revealed to be a cardiac arrest.
And Kelly, 41, revealed The Osbourne’s festive tradition of putting up the Christmas tree together was missing the unmistakable presence of Ozzy this year.
The mum took to Instagram to share a sweet video of her late father detangling Christmas lights.
The scene shows the musician comically swearing as he struggles to undo a string of lights for the Christmas tree.
Ozzy eventually shouts up to his beloved wife Sharon, 73, for help as he walks away.
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Kelly reposted the video from another online user adding an emotional caption over the top.
She penned: “We are meant to be putting up the Christmas tree today! It won’t be the same (crying emoji)”
The mom-of-one will be heartbroken to be spending her first Christmas without her father alongside the rest of the Osbourne clan.
Kelly has been supporting her mother through their loss, previously revealing she slept in her parents’ bed for two months after Ozzy passed away.
In a special episode of their family podcast titled Remembering Ozzy, Sharon confessed she “hates” going to bed at night.
Kelly said: “I mean, I slept with you for the first two months so that you weren’t on your own.
“But then I felt like you needed some space.”
Kelly and Sharon will also be missing son and brother Jack, 40, over the beginning of the Christmas period as he is currently taking part in I’m A Celebrity.
Jack recently left fans concerned as he ended up in tears while discussing Ozzy.
During a discussion with Eddie Kadi, Jack was asked what he missed most about Ozzy.
As he attempted to answer the question, Jack became overcome with emotion as he tried to compose himself.
“I’m sorry, I didn’t mean to bring it out like that,” Eddie expressed as Jack said: “No it’s fine.”
“I haven’t experienced what you’ve experienced,” he told the grief-stricken star before asking him: “What do you miss most about your pops?”
Again, Jack was unable to answer the question as he held his face into his hands and sobbed.
He finally expressed: “Just his energy. He had this force, so hard to describe. But he had this energy.”