Sharon Osbourne

The singer died of a heart attack in July, just weeks after performing his final concert.

"All I know is he's treated me with respect, your father with respect," Sharon said on 'The Osbournes' podcast.

She described the stories as "just ridiculous" and clarified it would be weeks before the final amount could be determined.

"F--- you if you don't realize that somebody really deserves to be here."

She recorded "You Can Strike Oil - In Hollywood" with the Sheikettes in 1978.

The book will also address 'loss of friends and betrayal of colleagues, and her ongoing battles with mental health crises.'

They'll reportedly move back to the U.K.

There's also an Oscar-nominated script writer in place.

Happy anniversary legends!

The rocker was joined by his wife, Sharon, in the first major public appearance since he announced his Parkinson's diagnosis.