It’s a family affair.
Sharon and Ozzy Osbourne enjoyed an afternoon in Beverly Hills, Calif., with daughter Kelly Osbourne, son Jack Osbourne and their five grandkids on Sunday.
The former “Talk” co-host and the Black Sabbath rocker were photographed holding hands while arriving at the Maybourne Hotel for lunch.
They were escorted to an outdoor patio where they were joined by their children and their respective partners.
Kelly, 38, was seen carrying her son Sidney, whom she welcomed last year with Slipknot member Sid Wilson.
She happily passed the infant to her father, who doted on the baby before their meal.
Meanwhile, Jack, 37, and wife Aree Gearhart relaxed while Sharon was busy attending to their 1-year-old daughter, Maple Artemis.
His three kids — Pearl, 11, Andy, 8, and Minnie, 5 — from his first marriage to Lisa Stelly were also at the family gathering.
While Ozzy, 74, left before dessert, the rest of the Osbourne family stayed at the restaurant for three hours.
They then headed to the valet, where Sharon, 71, was seen chatting with her grandchildren and holding a stuffed giraffe.
Several kisses and hugs were exchanged before they went their separate ways.
Ozzy and Sharon’s rarely-seen oldest daughter, Aimee Osbourne, was not in attendance for the lunch.
The singer was most recently seen out shopping with Sharon in London last month.
Unlike her famous family, Aimee, 40, has chosen to stay out of the spotlight and even decided to move out at age 16 while they were filming MTV’s “The Osbournes.”
“She didn’t want to grow up on camera. She hated the idea. It was appalling to her,” Sharon said during a 2018 episode of “The Talk.”
“And so she left at 16 and I regret every day that she did.”
But Aimee’s choice to distance herself from her family may also be due to her ongoing rift with her sister.
Kelly admitted during a May 2021 episode of Dax Shepard’s “Armchair Expert” podcast that she wasn’t on speaking terms with Aimee.
“We’re just really different,” the “Fashion Police” alum explained at the time. “She doesn’t understand me, and I don’t understand her.”
