Sharon Osbourne has thanked her husband Ozzy Osbourne for their incredible life together on their 39th wedding anniversary.
The former talk show host took to Instagram to share some throwback snaps from their wedding day in 1982.
Both were glowing with joy as they wore white and posed for photos on their special day all those years ago.
"Thank you for 39 years," she started. "For the most incredible life together. The crazy, wonderful and insane times.
"Yes, pain and sorrow too, but we got through it. We worked so hard for years professionally and personally. We succeed together. You are my soul, my life."
The 68-year-old continued: "What a fantastic life we have lived so far, the best thing is there’s more to come . Every day is an adventure, every day I love you more and respect you more.
"My soulmate, my love and my friend here’s to our next adventure! Love you always ~ Sharon."
Friends took to the comment section to congratulate the star and rocker for their long marriage.
"Beautiful couple!!!!! Love you!" Amanda Kloots commented.
The Talk presenter Carrie Ann Inaba wrote: "Happy Anniversary to you crazy kids. To many many more beautiful anniversaries. I’ve never seen a love so beautiful…."
"Happy anniversary," author Martyn Bullard wrote along with a few heart eyes emojis.
Their sweet celebrations comes half a year after Sharon admitted she 'blamed herself' for the Black Sabbath icon's past infidelities.
Although their marriage came with some difficulties, the iconic couple have always worked through their differences and have remained together.
Do you enjoy reading about celebrities? Sign up for all the best celeb news from the Mirror here .
The Black Sabbath frontman has since admitted that he "regrets" cheating on his loving wife, but Sharon explained that it wasn't just down to him because she sometimes hadn't been there to hold his hand.
Despite feeling "hurt, pain, humiliation and embarrassment," Sharon had vowed not to succumb to divorce following the heartbreaking scandals.
"It is a really, really tough call," Sharon said on The Talk, according to The Daily Star.
"It is like 'hey obviously it is not working because you would not do this.' Then you look back and you have to take some of the blame too: working a lot, not there when he needed me."
She added: "When you are used to having someone holding your hand, your whole career at your side, it is very hard when they are not there.
"I was to blame for that. You don't trust."
Do you have a story to sell? Get in touch with us at webcelebs@trinitymirror.com or call us direct 0207 29 33033.
