YouTuber and internet personality Trisha Paytas is once again the center of a viral internet meme—this time following the reported death of Ozzy Osbourne, just hours after she gave birth.
The coincidence has revived a bizarre conspiracy-turned-joke that originated in 2022, when Queen Elizabeth II died shortly after Paytas announced she was in labor.
The internet quickly latched onto the timing, with users joking that Paytas' children are "replacing" iconic figures. The meme, often phrased as “She’s not beating the allegations,” has now resurfaced with full force on Twitter (X), TikTok, and Reddit, where thousands of users are humorously tracking the coincidence.
Ozzy Osbourne dead just hours after Trisha Paytas gives birth oh she is NEVER beating the allegations pic.twitter.com/CAoq3WLGLg
— ⋆⭒˚ᶠᵃⁿ she thinks her piss is wine ⋆⭒˚ (@grxndesenigma) July 22, 2025
trisha paytas has officially reincarnated 3 people: queen elizabeth, pope francis, & ozzy osbourne, it's getting scary😭 pic.twitter.com/aQjXdJxpnn
— 𝗱𝗮𝗻𝗻𝘆🫧💚 (@beyoncegarden) July 22, 2025
Trisha Paytas announcing the birth of her 3rd child and the Ozzy Osbourne dying on the same day……….. pic.twitter.com/tPWwgaba3F
— Ryan ✌️ (@RyanS_UK) July 22, 2025
you’re laughing. ozzy osbourne just got resurrected as trisha paytas’ baby and you’re fucking laughing. https://t.co/uejGX4JwR9
— may💌 𝜗𝜚! (@_lastday0nearth) July 22, 2025
Searches for "Trisha Paytas baby Ozzy Osbourne" spiked within hours of the announcement, and memes comparing birth and death timelines went viral. Some users even joked that her baby should be named “Ozzy” as a tribute.
While the theory is entirely fictional and meant in jest, it highlights the strange parasocial humor dominating online culture. Neither Paytas nor Osbourne’s family have publicly commented on the trend.
For now, the viral meme is yet another chapter in Trisha Paytas’ unique internet legacy—one where even coincidence turns into a trending topic.
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