Kelly Osbourne Honors Joan Rivers With New Tattoo [Photo]

Kelly Osbourne just got herself inked up once more, but this one is a bit more sentimental than the rest of her tattoos. The Fashion Police star went to the tattoo parlor to get new ink in memory of her mentor and friend Joan Rivers.

Less than two months after Rivers’ death, Osbourne took to Instagram to share her new work of art. The tattoo is a tiny bumblebee in white ink, and is placed on her right shoulder. The bumblebee is near a butterfly tattoo she had done years ago.

Osbourne captioned her Joan Rivers memoriam ink with the following.

Joan Rivers Cause of Death May Remain Mystery Because NO AUTOPSY

     

 

Report From TMZ

 

We may never know exactly what killed Joan Rivers ... because a decision was made NOT to do an autopsy ... TMZ has learned.

Sources connected to the NYC Medical Examiner tell us ... Melissa Rivers was despondent when Joan died and told doctors she did not want an autopsy performed.  According to New York law, doctors will honor such a request if there's no evidence of criminality associated with the death.

The Medical Examiner has concluded the cause of death was deprivation of oxygen which caused irreversible brain damage. We're told they determined the "predictable" complication involved the procedure itself and not Propofol.

Here's the problem ... we're told without an autopsy it's impossible to pinpoint the nature of the problem. As one source said, an autopsy might reveal a puncture in the throat or other trauma.

The only way Joan's family might get a definitive answer is if a doctor or nurse owns up to a possible mistake ... and even then it's just someone's word.

So the precise cause of Joan's death may forever stay a mystery.

Joan Rivers cause of death released... Lack of oxygen supply to the brain

Now we finally know what killed legendary comedienne and Fashion Police host, Joan Rivers. It was lack of oxygen to the brain while under propofol

According to TMZ,

She died because she went into hypoxic arrest during her throat procedure ... cutting off oxygen to her brain -- but the medical examiner is calling it a "predictable complication."

The New York City Office of Chief Medical Examiner released its findings today, revealing that Joan was sedated with Propofol during the procedure.