Thelma Riley Net Worth

Thelma Riley known as Thelma Osbourne is a professional English instructor.

She works in a local school in Leicestershire, England.

Riley was born on May 17, 1954, in England. She is of British descent.

Thelma Riley was married to Black Sabbath’s lead vocalist Ozzy Osbourne.

In 1971, Osbourne met Thelma Riley at the Rum Runner, a nightclub in Birmingham, England, where she worked.

The pair dated briefly and tied the knot in July 1971.

However, Ozzy Osbourne and Thelma Riley divorced in 1982 after eleven years of marriage.

The duo had two children, Jessica Osbourne and Louis Osbourne.

Jessica Osbourne is an English actress, writer and director, while her brother Louis Osbourne is a reality star, DJ, label owner, producer, and broadcaster.

Thelma also has a son Elliot Kingsley from a previous marriage.

Thelma Riley has an estimated net worth of approximately $1 million. She amassed this wealth through her work as a teacher.

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