Just weeks before his father Ozzy passed away at the age of 76 after battling Parkinson’s disease, Jack Osbourne provided an insight into the changes in the Osbourne household.
Jack Osbourne made a heart-wrenching realisation just weeks before his dad Ozzy’s death last month after watching back the family’s hit reality show The Osbournes
The Black Sabbath frontman died on July 22 at the age of 76 after a battle with Parkinson’s disease. It came just 17 days after Sabbath’s farewell Back to the Beginning gig at Villa Park.
Speaking on the Disrespectfully with Katie Maloney & Dayna Kathan podcast, Jack said he realised “there just isn’t as much laughter” as there used to be when he watched the Osbournes back.
He continued, “We all really stood out when we watched the show how much we all laughed.”
There used to be a carefree environment where children, older, and people who are dealing with health issues, but now there isn’t as much laughter in the house as there once was.
That was the issue that really persisted. Really enjoyable and humorous.
The Osbourne pulled back the curtains on the lives of Ozzy, his wife Sharon and two of their children, Jack and Kelly. Ozzy and Sharon had another child, Aimee, who opted not to appear on The Osbournes.
It ran for four series and the first series was cited as the most-viewed series on MTV.
According to Jack, the show was so popular because, prior to that point, celebrities had only “shown them what they thought was cool” and kept the public and the mainstream media at bay.
You had to have this air of mystery, he said in the podcast. When you broke that barrier with the Osbournes, people began to notice what it’s like to live in a musician’s home. People immediately connected.
This person is still just a family guy, I mean, I mean. His children are acting like my children are.
“The cameras were present from 9 am to 3 am every day.”
Jack attended Black Sabbath’s final performance at Villa Park. The metal star’s son claimed that his father still had plans to make music the day before the performance.
Ultimately he died less than three weeks after the show. Jack, 39, hosted a Q&A in Birmingham to talk about the Nine Lives of Ozzy Osbourne, a documentary film that had its world premiere the day before the gig.
He claimed that this was his most recent live performance. He still intends to produce albums and make music, so I believe he needs to slow down.
Jack is among the celebrities competing in Cooking with the Stars, hosted by Emma Willis tonight (Sunday, August 17) from 7pm to 8pm on ITV.
Source: Mirror
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