Ozzy Osbourne Documentary Pulled from BBC Schedule Without Explanation

A documentary titled *Ozzy Osbourne: Coming Home*, which was set to air on BBC One, has been unexpectedly removed from the broadcaster’s schedule. The film was originally intended to showcase the legendary rocker’s return to the UK and his efforts to regain fitness for performances after his battle with health issues. The documentary was filmed over three years, capturing intimate moments with Ozzy Osbourne and his family, including his children, Jack and Kelly, as they return to their roots. Initially conceived as a series, the project evolved into a one-off due to Ozzy’s deteriorating health. Despite the documentary being marketed as an ‘inspirational’ portrayal of Ozzy’s life, it was replaced by an episode of *Fake Or Fortune?* on BBC One. Sky News has reached out to the BBC for an explanation, but no comment has been made. Ozzy Osbourne, the iconic Black Sabbath frontman who passed away in July 2025, had been struggling with Parkinson’s disease and cardiac issues. The documentary had been expected to air at 9 PM on Monday, along with being available on BBC iPlayer. Fans were hoping for a deeper, more personal insight into Ozzy’s final chapter, which was also a tribute to his life’s work in music.