According to Starpulse, the rocker now says that the popular television series nearly destroyed their family.
Osbourne, his wife and manager, Sharon, and two of their children, Jack and Kelly, all agreed to have cameras filming their everyday lives in their home. The show, called The Osbournes, was an instant hit with audiences.
Now, nearly 10 years later, the Crazy Train singer says that the show’s success was the worst thing that could have happened to them. "It went crazier than anyone expected it to and it has dawned on me how much it must have f–ked my kids up. Jack ended up in rehab, Kelly ended up in rehab, I ended up in rehab," explained Osbourne.
The singer will soon be sharing his story in an autobiography. Entitled I Am Ozzy, the book will reveal that Osbourne thanked serial killer Charles Manson for helping Black Sabbath to get a record deal, that he’s not the womanizer that many think he is, and will cover his rise to stardom. Published by Grand Central Publishing, I Am Ozzy will hit store shelves on January 25.