Air Ambulance staff 'battled for two hours' to save Ozzy Osbourne before icon’s death
Heavy metal icon Ozzy Osbourne passed away at 76. Thames Valley air ambulance attempted rescue at his Buckinghamshire mansion.
An air ambulance was called to Ozzy Osbourne’s house to try and save him on the day that he died.
The 76-year-old godfather of heavy metal died on Tuesday (July 22) at his Grade 2-listed mansion in Buckinghamshire.
In a statement, Osbourne’s family shared that the music legend was “surrounded by love” at the time of his passing.
Now, it has been confirmed that the Thames Valley air ambulance was called to his residence to try and save the singer, and landed in a field close to Welders House at around 10:30am on Tuesday.
Reports from national newspapers claim that paramedics battled for two hours to try and save the music icon’s life but were unable to do so.
“We can confirm that our helicopter was dispatched to provide advanced critical care at an incident near Chalfont St Giles yesterday,” a spokesperson said.