Jack Osbourne
Ozzy Osbourne’s 1-year-old granddaughter goes “Crazy” for “Papa” on TV: Watch
Baby Maple is all smiles as she watches a concert video of her famous grandpa. Ozzy Osbourne’s 1-Year-Old Granddaughter Goes “Crazy” for “Papa” on TV: Watch Spencer Kaufman
The Osbournes Returning to Reality TV with New Series Home to Roost
The Osbournes are making a return to reality TV with a new docu-series titled Home to Roost. The UK program will chronicle Ozzy and Sharon’s move from Los Angeles back to England, as well as other aspects of their lives. Home to Roost is set to air in 2023 on BBC One and its VOD service iPlayer as a 10-part series of 30-minute episodes. The announcement comes 20 years after the family’s groundbreaking reality series The Osbournes first aired on MTV. Per the BBC press release, like The Osbournes, Home to Roost will also document Sharon and Ozzy’s children Jack and Kelly. It appears that their more reclusive daughter, Aimee, has chosen to stay out of the spotlight, as she did with The Osbournes. A full description of the new docu-series reads as follows: “Home to Roost will document Ozzy and...
Jack Osbourne Tells Us If 1980s Ozzy Osbourne Would Be Canceled Today
Though it’s executive produced by his son, Jack Osbourne, the new documentary The Nine Lives of Ozzy Osbourne makes little effort to cover up the darkest chapters in the Prince of Darkness’s crazy-train history. Younger fans may be surprised to learn, for example, that in a druggy haze in the 1980s, Ozzy attempted to murder his wife and Jack’s mother, Sharon Osbourne, by strangling her in their bedroom. That kind of domestic abuse would likely end someone’s career today — but at the time, Sharon dealt with it by dropping the charges and sending Ozzy away for a long period in rehab. The attempted murder came after two other lesser scandals involving animal cruelty: He bit the head off of a dove in a board meeting, and a bat during a concert. (He later clarified that he thought the bat was f...
