Archive · 23 Jul 2025
BBC Discusses Ozzy Osbourne Documentary Following Rock Legend's Death
The BBC is discussing what to do with a TV show about Ozzy Osbourne and his family.
The show, called 'Home to Roost,' was supposed to be about them moving back to the UK.
It's been filmed, but hasn't aired yet.
Now that Ozzy has passed away, the BBC is deciding whether to make it a shorter movie instead of the original plan.
The family is asking for privacy during this difficult time.
BBC is in talks about the future of a documentary series about the Osbourne family.
The series, 'Home to Roost', was greenlit in 2022 but hasn't premiered.
The show was filmed with the family for several months.
The documentary may be a single film instead of a 10-part series.
Ozzy Osbourne's family confirmed his passing on Tuesday.
- Who
- The BBC, the Osbourne family, and the production team behind 'Home to Roost'.
- What
- Discussions about the future of a documentary series about the Osbourne family, titled 'Home to Roost.'
- When
- Discussions are occurring after Ozzy Osbourne's passing on Tuesday.
- Where
- UK and Los Angeles, where filming took place.
- Why
- To determine how to proceed with the documentary in light of Ozzy Osbourne's death.
- Documentary Title
- Home to Roost
- Original Series Length
- 10 parts
- Commissioned by
- Clare Sillery, BBC
- Executive Producers
- Ben Wicks, Colin Barr, Louisa McKay
- International Sales
- Banijay Rights
- Ozzy Osbourne's Death
- Confirmed Tuesday, cause of death not provided