OSBOURNE Family Mourns Loss Of Beloved Chihuahua On Christmas

December 26, 2011

Ozzy Osbourne's daughter Kelly revealed via her Twitter page that the family's beloved chihuahua Martin died. She wrote on Sunday (December 25),"today is a sad day in the Osbourne family house hold we lost R dog martin of 14 years. Devastated does not quite sum it up! #NotSoMerryXmas."

Martin was featured prominently on the Osbourne family's reality TV show "The Osbournes" and was described by Ozzy's wife/manager Sharon in the "pets" section of her personal web site as "a sophisticated little creature" who was "professionally known as Martini Bianco." Sharon also wrote, "Shunning the affection of women, Martin prefers the love of a good man."

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