Ozzy Osbourne’s ‘Coming Home’ Documentary Premiere Postponed at Family’s Request

## Documentary Postponement

A documentary focusing on the final years of Ozzy Osbourne’s life has been postponed just hours before its planned debut. The BBC confirmed that this decision was made at the request of the Osbourne family.

The film, titled *Ozzy Osbourne: Coming Home*, was meant to air on Monday evening, August 18. However, the BBC pulled it from the schedule earlier that same day without providing a specific reason. They stated, “The film has moved in the schedules and we’ll confirm new tx [transmission] details in due course.”

### Family’s Wishes Respected

In a subsequent statement, the BBC acknowledged the family’s request for the delay. They expressed their sympathies to the Osbourne family during this challenging time. The broadcaster assured fans that the documentary would be aired in the future and promised to announce a new transmission date shortly.

### Evolution of the Documentary

Originally announced in 2022 as a multi-part series titled *Home to Roost*, the project aimed to chronicle the Osbourne family’s return to England from Los Angeles. However, as Ozzy’s health declined, the focus of the documentary shifted.

*Coming Home* has transformed into a one-hour film characterized as a “moving and inspirational account of the last chapter of Ozzy’s life.” The filmmakers had unique access to the Osbourne family, capturing intimate moments, including Ozzy’s journey to get fit for his farewell concert just weeks before his passing.

### Additional Documentary

Alongside *Coming Home*, there is another related project titled *Ozzy Osbourne: No Escape From Now*, which is scheduled to premiere on Paramount+ in late 2025. This documentary promises to offer a deeply personal look into Ozzy’s struggles as he prepares for one last performance.

What are your thoughts on the postponement of Ozzy Osbourne’s documentary? Are you looking forward to seeing it when it finally airs?