Sharon Osbourne has revealed her husband Ozzy Osbourne is delaying the household’s return to TV screens.
The former Black Sabbath singer, 75, his spouse and their kids Kelly and Jack had been beforehand the themes of the hit MTV reality series The Osbournes, which ran between 2002 and 2005.
A large success, the collection was cited because the most-viewed collection ever on MTV.
However, practically 20 years after it ended, the BBC is now working by itself present about the well-known household, however is going through roadblocks.
The nationwide broadcaster introduced the collection Home to Roost in 2022, which is supposed to comply with the couple as they relocate home to the United Kingdom after a long time residing in Los Angeles.
The 10-part collection is because of have 30-minute episodes following Ozzy and Sharon’s ‘journey back to Britain, alongside Kelly and Jack’s efforts to assist them, as they try and re-start their lives in rural Buckinghamshire’.
But two years after the collection was initially introduced, Sharon has mentioned Ozzy needs to remain within the United States a bit longer, regardless of her greatest efforts.
‘I wanted to reverse it; to spend more time in England and come here (to LA) and visit, like on birthdays, holidays and stuff like that. And I have been trying to get Ozzy to get out of the house and come to England. I am still trying,’ Sharon mentioned throughout an interview on the Howie Mandel Does Stuff podcast.
When the America’s Got Talent choose requested Sharon whether or not her husband didn’t need to go away the home, she replied: ‘He does, yeah. But not a lot. Not a lot. He is having a little bit of a tough time. Getting old and not being well sucks.’
A BBC crew has been filming the household since January 2023 and whereas The Mirror has reported executives have mentioned they are going to lastly head again to the UK later this yr, a supply near Ozzy mentioned he had different intentions.
‘Ozzy wants to be able to attend the Ohio ceremony for his Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame solo career induction in October. He is building up his stamina, strength and balance to get out on the stage,’ they claimed.
‘That is his large undertaking presently and entails working in LA together with his band and physios.
‘Obviously, given how personal and challenging it is to Ozzy, there are some aspects of his rehab that the cameras are blocked from.’
The supply added that Ozzy has been ‘quite clear he loves being in LA close to his grandkids and music pals’ and was ‘unsure’ about returning to England, which was proving to be ‘a massive stumbling block for the TV series’.
It comes after Ozzy appeared to get chilly toes about the transfer, beforehand saying ‘if I had my way, I’d keep in America’, nonetheless his feedback adopted a press release that he ‘didn’t need to die in loopy America’ after expressing considerations over gun violence within the nation.
Ozzy and Sharon have five grandkids together in Los Angeles: son Jack, 38, has 4 women and daughter Kelly, 39, has a child son.
The musician was also diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease five years ago and has since struggled together with his mobility and power ache.
Since a fall in 2019, he has undergone 4 operations on his again and has been pictured utilizing a wheelchair and walkers.
Last yr Ozzy mentioned the string of operations lately had ‘knocked me about’ and he would solely endure another, additionally sharing he believed he had about a decade left to dwell.
Metro.co.uk has contacted BBC and representatives for Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne for remark.
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