Ozzy Osbourne, the pioneering heavy metal singer whose star turn on reality TV endeared him to a new generation of fans, has died, according to the Associated Press. He was 76 years old. The singer was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease in 2019, and said in an interview then with "Good Morning America" that it had been "terribly challenging."

Ozzy Osbourne, a founding father of British heavy metal, a latter-day solo star and a new-millennium reality TV luminary, died Tuesday after a yearslong struggle with Parkinson’s disease.

He had just performed his final concert, a farewell appearance, earlier this month.

Authorities said Melina Frattolin was found dead July 20. State troopers say there was, "no indication that an abduction occurred."

Although an Amber Alert was issued early Sunday morning, law enforcement later found inconsistencies in the father's story and the timeline he gave, according to WRGB.