Ozzy, Sharon Osbourne return to television in new docuseries “Home to Roost’

Los Angeles, Sep 3 : Singer Ozzy and his wife Sharon Osbourne are returning to reality television.

The couple who are the reigning stars of metal have signed to a new series called "Home to Roost which will follow their return to Britain as they begin their new life in the country.

"The series follows the Osbournes as they celebrate one of their most memorable years to date they have had - with all the details from Sharons 70th birthday, Kellys soon to be born baby Ozzys tour and of course, the big move itself." is the text of the logline, according to Variety.

The docuseries, scheduled exactly 20 years after their first show "The Osbournes that first aired on MTV and will track the couple as they struggle with health problems and aging.It will be aired on BBC One and iPlayer in the UK International sales including in the US however, have not been announced yet.Banijay Rights are handling international distribution.Ozzy recently stated that the increasing number in shootings was among of the main reasons he wanted for a return to the UK "Everythings crazy," he told the U.K.s Observer magazine."Im exhausted with people being killed every single day.God knows how many have been killed in school shootings.There was also the massive shooting in Vegas during that concert.Its crazy.

" "The Osbournes The Osbournes run for four seasons, and made the Black Sabbath frontmans family - wife Sharon Kelly, daughter Kelly and Jack, the son Jack became household names.The new series is produced by Expectation and was ordered for BBC One and iPlayer by Clare Sillery, head of commissioning documentaries.

The creative directors of Expectation are Ben Wicks (for comedy and entertainment) and Colin Barr (for factual and factual drama).The BBCs commissioning editor for drama is Hamish Fergusson.

Wicks, Barr and Louisa McKay will produce the shows executive producer for Expectation "Rejoining the Osbournes when they make their return to the U.K.is a once in chance to be experienced," said Wicks and Barr."Twenty years ago, they created the television industry for all of us.Now, theyre returning at a different time in their lives, but with the expectation of the same joy and tears.Were eager to collaborate with them and share the experience with BBC One viewers in 2023.

" Sillery said: "Im delighted that the Osbournes will be sharing this new chapter in their lives with BBC viewers in what is expected to be a hilarious heartfelt, emotional and honest look into their new lives in the U.K.dc/kv.