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While Kelly Osbourne and her family have said they appreciate tributes to late rocker Ozzy Osbourne<\/a>, some of what they’ve heard in the wake of his death is disturbing.<\/p>\n “We’ve had quite a few nutters coming out of the woodwork,” she said Wednesday on a tribute episode of The Osbournes Podcast<\/a>, <\/em>“saying that they’re speaking to dad from the grave.”<\/p>\n She added later that those people are the ones that really get to her.<\/p>\n “That really bothers me,” Kelly said. “I think it’s severely inappropriate.”<\/p>\n Get your daily dose of entertainment news, celebrity updates, and what to watch with our EW Dispatch newsletter<\/a>.<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n Ozzy, the former lead singer for rockers Black Sabbath and reality TV pioneer, died July 22<\/a>, following a heart attack, with “acute myocardial infarction,” coronary artery disease, and Parkinson’s disease <\/a>with autonomic dysfunction named as “joint causes.” The man dubbed the Prince of Darkness was 76.<\/p>\n Kelly also shared her anger about another way some of the “Crazy Train” singer’s fans are remembering him.<\/p>\n “Can I just say a special f— you? Whoever f—ing\u00a0put dad’s grave site on Google Maps, f— you,” she said. “And whoever flew a drone over my dad’s grave, f— you. We didn’t ask for that. We asked you to stay away from it. And you said you did it respectfully. Well, I respectfully say f— you.”<\/p>\n Kelly’s brother Jack Osboune, who starred alongside his parents in reality show The Osbournes Want to Believe<\/em>, agreed that the drone was “very rude.”<\/p>\n “But I will say, though” he continued, “that I think the mainstream media were respectful, and there was no major coverage of it.”<\/p>\n