Sharon Osbourne, 69, reveals her daughter Aimee, 38, was injured in a fire that killed one person at a Los Angeles recording studio: ‘It’s beyond awful’
- Sharon Osbourne has revealed her daughter Aimee was injured in a deadly fire
- A person was killed Thursday in a recording studio in Los Angeles
- The reality star, 69, shared the shocking news on Instagram
- She tagged a Los Angeles Times article about the fatal incident at the facility
- It took nearly an hour for 78 firefighters to extinguish the blaze, it was reported
- Aimee, 38, and her music producer escaped the flames, but both were treated for smoke exposure
- The victim’s name was not released Friday morning.
Sharon Osbourne has revealed her daughter Aimee was injured in a fire that killed one person Thursday night at a Los Angeles recording studio.
The reality star, 69, shared the shocking news on Instagram in a post tagging a Los Angeles Times story about the fatal incident at the facility in an industrial building in the Hollywood area.
It took nearly an hour for 78 firefighters to put out the blaze, we learned.
Aimee, 38, and her music producer escaped the flames, but both were treated for exposure to smoke. The victim’s name has not been released.
Close call: Sharon Osbourne has revealed her daughter Aimee was injured in a deadly fire at a Los Angeles recording studio that killed one person. Aimee, 38, and her music producer escaped the flames. Seen here LA, January 2020
Sad news: The reality TV star, 69, shared the shocking news on Instagram in a post tagging a Los Angeles Times story about the fatal incident
Writing on social media, the Osbournes star claimed the two were lucky to be alive.
“It is absolutely heartbreaking that someone lost their life today in this fire and we send our prayers to this person and their family. What happened today was beyond horrifying,’ the star said.
Dancing with the Stars host Carrie Ann Inaba responded to the article, writing: “Glad Aimee and her producer are safe…but my heart aches for the person who lost their life, his family and loved ones.”
Emotional: The Osbournes star penned an emotional message on Instagram mourning the tragedy
‘How scary it must have been for all of them…’
Sharon described the building as a “creative center for music in Hollywood”, also lamented the loss of equipment belonging to the various artists who worked there.
She also called for better fire safety in those buildings, though it’s not yet known if any codes were breached.
Escape: Aimee, 38, and her music producer escaped the flames, but both were treated for exposure to smoke. The victim’s name has not been released.
The Talk co-host ended her moving post by writing “our prayers go out to the family and friends of the person who lost their life in this senseless fire.”
Aimee, who professionally goes by the initials ARO, has yet to speak publicly about the life-threatening scare.
The actress is the least known member of the Osbourne family as she refused to be part of the reality show which made Sharon, Ozzy, 73, Kelly, 37 and Jack, 36, household names during its run from 2002 to 2005.
Aimee, who professionally goes by the initials ARO, has yet to speak publicly about the life-threatening scare. Sharon wrote “our prayers go out to the family and friends of the person who lost his life in this senseless fire”. Pictured LA March 2016
She appeared in a few family projects, including documentaries and interviews about her father and his career as the leader of Black Sabbath.
The versatile entertainer provided voice work in Postman Pat: The Movie and starred as Raquelle in the TV movie Wuthering Heights.
Aimee has recently been focusing on her music career. The singer released her latest single, Against Mine, in April.
Family: Aimee, 38, is the least known member of the Osbourne family. She declined to be part of The Osbournes during her period from 2002 to 2005. She is now focusing on her music career. Pictured LA, 2006
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