Jason Momoa Calls Sharon & Ozzy Osbourne ‘Ohana’ in Heartbreaking Tribute [PHOTO]

Jason Momoa has paid tribute to Ozzy Osbourne with an emotional message about the profound impact the singer had on his life.

Jason Momoa Shares His Love for Sharon & Ozzy Osbourne

Black Sabbath musician Ozzy Osbourne has died. He was 76. Multiple news outlets reported the news, and his family made a heartbreaking statement on July 22.

“It is with more sadness than mere words can convey that we have to report that our beloved Ozzy Osbourne has passed away this morning. He was with his family and surrounded by love,” the statement reads, Sky News reports. The family also asked for privacy during this time.

Ozzy’s passing has cast a shadow over the music industry, and fans, friends, and loved ones have taken to social media to share their tributes to the late musician. Leading the tributes was Momoa, who shared a photo on Instagram of himself posing with Ozzy and Sharon. They all look incredibly happy.

He captioned the photo with a message that lovingly referred to the musician and his wife as family. “Love you @ozzyosbourne. All my aloha @sharonosbourne and ohana. So grateful. RIP,” Momoa wrote. Momoa has Hawaiian heritage, which he is incredibly proud of. “Ohana” is a Hawaiian term that is generally used to describe family.

Just weeks ago, the “Chief of War” actor had been hanging out with Osbourne at his farewell show at Villa Park in Birmingham, England. Momoa attended the “Back To The Beginning” concert. The concert meant a lot to Ozzy, who addressed the crowd, saying, “You’ve no idea how I feel – thank you from the bottom of my heart,” Daily Mail reports.

Fans React to Jason Momoa’s Tribute to Ozzy Osbourne

Momoa’s Instagram post has been flooded with messages from fans eager to share their thoughts and grieve alongside him. “The word legend, gets banded around all too often these days, but Ozzy Osbourne was true legend, a rockstar, an amazing family man, and an unexpected reality TV icon, we he lived a life worth living, and is the one true, Prince of Darkness, thank you for everything Ozzy, RIP,” a comment reads.

“Such a sad day for metal to see all the love he has at his concert was so touching. Wish I could’ve met this legend. RIL OZZY!!!!,” another person shared.

Momoa also posted an Instagram Story of Ozzy performing, adding several red heart emojis to the video. In a second Instagram Story, he shared a typed message. “Paranoid was my first cassette tape. I played Iron Man in my third grade talent show. My dad didn’t want me listening to the whole tape, but my uncle Phil told me to listen to it all,” the message reads. “Ozzy and Sabbath are foundational in my music taste.”