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The Grammys were a family affair for the Osbournes.
Aimee Osbourne made a rare public appearance with mom Sharon Osbourne and siblings Kelly Osbourne and Jack Osbourne at Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles for the 2026 Grammy Awards, which featured a bittersweet moment celebrating late patriarch Ozzy Osbourne.
The group was photographed sitting at a table together along with Brigitte Calls Me Baby singer Wes Leavins during the Feb. 1 ceremony, where the Ozzy, who died last July, was honored an in memoriam performance of Black Sabbath's "War Pigs" by Post Malone, Slash, Andrew Watt, Duff McKagan and Chad Smith.
Aimee gave a soft smile while wearing an off-the-shoulder black dress. The famously private musician seemingly opted not to walk the red carpet alongside Sharon, Jack and Kelly ahead of the awards show.
The 42-year-old's rare public appearance with her family comes after Jack, 40, shared insight into their family dynamic, noting he doesn't feel particularly close with his eldest sister.
“We’re not close at all,” Jack admitted on a July 2025 episode of the Disrespectfully podcast. “We don’t have a great relationship. She’ll be the first to tell you that so it’s no secret."
The New York Minute actor went on to explain that Aimee's relationship with the rest of their family didn't play into her decision not to appear on their reality show The Osbournes, which aired for four seasons from 2002 until 2005.
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“Back then she really wanted to be a musician,” Jack shared, “and the kind of musician she wanted to be was like a Fiona Apple like Mazzy Star kind of obscure, mysterious moody. She deemed doing a show on MTV as like, low-hanging fruit.”
For her part, Aimee has said that there's a mutual "acceptance" between her and her siblings that they don't need to have much of a relationship.
"It didn't matter what I thought, ultimately,” she told the Independent back in 2015. “This was their path, their decision, and they were of course at liberty to take the opportunity. Which they did."
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Needing a Minute
Bad Bunny didn't move when he heard his name called as the winner of Album of the Year for DeBí TiRAR MáS FOToS. Instead, he sat with his hand over his face, barely moving, for 24 seconds as emotion washed over him.
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Party in the USA
Miley Cyrus and Jelly Roll, Best Country Duo/Group Performance winner with Shaboozey for "Amen," took it all in as the good times rolled at the 2026 Grammys.
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Kissy Face Sent to Your Phone
Rosé chilled out with Bruno Mars after they opened the show performing their smash-hit single "APT."
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Invited to All the Shows
Nikki Glaser doesn't just host the Golden Globes, she gets nominated for Grammys too. (Well, not this year, but last year shre was.)
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Need That Picture of You, It's So Magical
Tate McRae will always remember her and Lady Gaga this way.
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XOXO
Jelly Roll got an "Amen" from wife Bunnie XO when he won Best Country Duo/Group Performance.
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Country Strong
Jelly Roll, Shaboozey, Kelsea Ballerini, Reba McEntire, Zack Top and Lainey Wilson made for quite the group photo.
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Using His Intuition
Jamie Foxx took the liberty of capturing the moment for Teddy Swims and Babyface.
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Tripleting
Haim's I Quit lost Best Rock Album to Turnstile's Never Enough, but Alana, Danielle and Este Haim will never regret wearing matching dresses.
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One day Jack Antonoff, an Album of the Year nominee as a producer on Sabrina Carpenter's Man's Best Friend, might regret wearing jeans and a T-shirt. But wife Margaret Qualley did the assignment.
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Having a Moment
Charli XCX looked left as she strode backstage, in the building to present Best Pop Solo Performance.
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Extended Family
Sharon Osbourne, Jack Osbourne and Kelly Osbourne were guests of honor as the Grammys paid tribute to Ozzy Osbourne, who died in July 2025.
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EGOT Mania
During the untelevized part of the Grammys known as the Premiere Ceremony, Steven Spielberg became the 22nd person (or 28th if you're counting honorary awards) to achieve EGOT status. He added a Grammy for Best Music Film as a producer on the documentary Music by John Williams to his impressive career haul.
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