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The Prince of Darkness is speaking from beyond the grave\u2014sort of. Less than three months after Black Sabbath frontman Ozzy Osbourne<\/strong> died at the age of 76, a new memoir by the rocker,\u00a0Last Rites<\/em>, offers a peek into his life.<\/p>\n In the book, out October 7, Ozzy wrote about the sex addiction and infidelity that led him and wife Sharon<\/strong> to separate briefly in 2016. He was seeing \u201ca load of women on the side,\u201d he said, explaining that he was \u201cfilling a void\u201d with the affairs. Soon though, he felt \u201ctrapped,\u201d and like he could not stop seeing the women for fear they\u2019d speak to the press, People<\/em> reported<\/a>.<\/p>\n \u201cSharon was like, \u2018What the f\u2014 did you expect, Ozzy? If you\u2019re seeing enough women, one of \u2018em\u2019s gonna want more. And that\u2019s the one who\u2019s gonna bring the whole thing crashing down on everyone\u2019s heads,\u2019\u201d wrote the musician, who shared daughters Aimee<\/strong>, 42, and Kelly<\/strong>, 40, and son Jack<\/strong>, 39, with Sharon. (Ozzy was also a father to three children from his first marriage to Thelma Riley.) \u201cI broke my wife\u2019s heart, and I\u2019m lucky she forgave me. I just hope all the people I hurt know how sorry I am\u2014including the kids, who were badly affected. And that\u2019s all I wanna say about any of that, \u2018cos bringing it up just causes more pain.\u201d<\/p>\n