Ozzy Osbourne 'wouldn't change a thing', he told BBC film

Ozzy Osbourne, the legendary frontman of Black Sabbath, spent his last years planning a return to the UK with his wife Sharon after living in Los Angeles for a long time. The BBC documentary 'Sharon & Ozzy Osbourne: Coming Home' follows their journey over three years, showing both the challenges and joys they faced. Ozzy, who passed away recently, shared in one of his final interviews that he 'wouldn't change a thing' about his life, despite all the ups and downs. He reflected on his career, saying he had a lot of fun, but also experienced 'blood, sweat and tears. '

The documentary highlights Ozzy's emotional final concert in Birmingham, where he performed in front of thousands of fans. He sang 'Mama, I'm Coming Home,' a song written for him and Sharon, and the moment was so moving that his daughter Kelly said everyone in the stadium was crying. Due to a serious spinal injury, Ozzy had to sit on a throne during the performance, which he found frustrating because he wanted to move around the stage. He described the experience as 'humbling,' but he was grateful to have the chance to say goodbye to his fans. The event also featured performances from other famous bands like Metallica and Guns N' Roses, showing how much Ozzy influenced the world of rock music.

Ozzy's life was filled with both success and struggle. As one of the creators of heavy metal, he became famous for songs like 'Iron Man' and 'Paranoid. ' However, he faced many health problems, including a quad bike accident in 2003 and a fall in 2019 that damaged his spine. These injuries forced him to cancel his farewell tour and made it hard for him to perform. In his upcoming memoir, Ozzy wrote about getting sepsis and spending time in the hospital after moving back to the UK. He also joked about replacing his old addictions with a new one: eating lots of Pink Lady apples. After his death, fans lined the streets of Birmingham to honor him as his coffin passed by. Another documentary about his life will be released soon, giving fans more insight into his remarkable journey. 'Sharon & Ozzy Osbourne: Coming Home' is now available for those who want to learn more about the rock legend's final years.