Sharon Osbourne thanked rapper Jamal Rajad for helping save her daughter Aimee's life following a Hollywood studio fire, which killed a young producer and injured two others. .

Producer Nathan Avery Edwards - who goes professionally by Avery Drift - 26, died and two others were treated for smoke exposure after a fire broke out in a studio.

Producer Nathan Avery Edwards - who goes professionally by Avery Drift - 26, died in the fire.

Aimee visited the scene Friday of a deadly fire where she and her music producer nearly lost their lives Thursday night in a fast burning blaze that killed one person.

The Osbournes star wrote an emotional post on Instagram mourning the tragedy.

Aimee, 38, posted a tribute to Edwards on her story, writing: ''I am still in complete [and] utter shock [and] finding it unbearable to sit still long enough to feel [and] comprehend that Avery did not make it out'.

Osbourne also gave her condolences to Edwards' family, writing in an Instagram post: 'It is utterly heartbreaking that someone lost their life today in this fire [and] we are sending our prayers to this person [and] their family.

Dancing with the Stars host Carrie Ann Inaba responded to the post writing: 'Glad that Aimee and her producer are safe…but my heart is hurting for the person who lost their life and their family and loved ones.

The former X Factor judge took to her Instagram Stories on Saturday to share her gratitude for the part the rapper played in saving her daughter's life

Sharon (pictured together in 2020) revealed that her daughter Aimee escaped from the deadly fire in an Instagram post Friday

The Talk co-host ended her emotional post, writing: 'Our prayers go out to the family and friends of the person that lost their life to this senseless fire.' 

Aimee, who goes professionally by ARO, her initials, also posted a tribute to Edwards, writing on her Instagram Story: 'I am still in complete [and] utter shock [and] finding it unbearable to sit still long enough to feel [and] comprehend that Avery did not make it out. 

A hip-hop artist who goes by the name Maximilian told KABC-TV that he lost everything. 

Aimee, who goes professionally by ARO, her initials, (pictured with Sharon in 2016) said she was 'terrified' after the event