Ozzy Osbourne reflects on his life and career in final BBC documentary

Ozzy Osbourne, the legendary British rock singer and former Black Sabbath frontman, shared his reflections on life in a poignant BBC documentary, ‘Sharon & Ozzy Osbourne: Coming Home’, filmed in the last three years of his life. Osbourne, who passed away in July at 76, spoke about the joy and challenges he experienced, saying he wouldn’t change anything about his life despite numerous health setbacks, including Parkinson’s disease and severe spinal injuries. The documentary captures his emotional farewell concert at Villa Park, where he had to perform seated due to injury, and his determination to say goodbye to his fans properly. His family, including wife Sharon and children Kelly, Jack, and Aimee, are featured discussing his resilience and vulnerability. The film also explores his plans to return to the UK from Los Angeles, his physiotherapy efforts, and a humorous note on replacing past addictions with an intense love for Pink Lady apples. Following his death, Osbourne received an emotional farewell in Birmingham, attended by thousands of fans. A separate documentary about the final six years of his life, ‘Ozzy: No Escape From Now’, is set to air on Paramount+ on October 7, with special preview screenings in London and Birmingham.