Ozzy Osbourne's Wildest Collaboration Yet: Painting with Chimps for a Cause
Alright, let me tell you what Ozzy Osbourne—yes, that Ozzy—has been up to lately. You’d think after retiring from decades of heavy metal madness, he'd be resting, but nope. The Prince of Darkness just pulled off one of the most unexpected moves in his already outrageous career: he's now collaborating with chimpanzees on abstract expressionist paintings. I’m not making this up.
So here’s the deal. Ozzy, who’s actually been painting for a while as a hobby, decided to do something special for charity. He painted colorful base coats on five canvases and then handed the brushes—metaphorically, or maybe literally—to some rescued chimpanzees from a sanctuary in Florida called Save the Chimps . These chimps, who’ve been rescued from labs, bad zoos, and traffickers, got to unleash their inner artists, splattering and smudging paint right alongside the heavy metal legend. And honestly, the results are wild, chaotic, and kind of beautiful.
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Ozzy says he normally keeps his art private, just something he does for peace of mind. But this time, he’s putting the pieces up for auction to raise funds for the sanctuary. Starting bids? £1,000 a piece. And all proceeds go to helping these apes live a better life. Sharon, Ozzy’s wife, chimed in too, saying how proud she is of him and reminding us that chimps are among our closest relatives in the animal kingdom.
Now, let’s not forget—Ozzy just wrapped up his final concert, a massive blowout called Back to the Beginning . He performed solo and reunited with Black Sabbath. The guy was literally in a throne, bat decorations and all, telling fans how grateful he was just to be standing—well, sitting—on stage again after years of surgeries, infections, and Parkinson’s.
And if that wasn’t enough, he’s dropping a new memoir this fall called Last Rites . It’s going to cover everything from his wild past, legendary friendships, and health struggles to the making of his farewell concert. And yes, knowing Ozzy, it’ll be brutally honest, a little profane, and probably hilarious.
But this whole painting-with-chimps thing? It’s pure Ozzy—unexpected, generous, and a little bit mad in the best possible way. Who else could end a legendary career by sharing a canvas with apes?
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