Ozzy Osbourne makes heartbreaking admission to daughter Kelly before death

Ozzy Osbourne made a heartbreaking admission to his daughter Kelly before his death.

The BBC is preparing to broadcast a new documentary that focuses on Ozzy and his wife of 43 years, Sharon. The personal film, entitled Sharon and Ozzy Osbourne: Coming Home, will air on Thursday (October 2) at 9pm, offering audiences an insight into Ozzy's final years.

The Black Sabbath legend tragically passed away at his residence in Buckinghamshire in July aged 76, just two weeks following the Back to the Beginning farewell tour.

Numerous public personalities and musicians posted tributes, whilst thousands of admirers lined Birmingham's streets to honour his memory.

In footage from the upcoming documentary, Ozzy disclosed that he felt "scared" about returning to the UK following 25 years residing in America, reports the Mirror.

"You excited to go back?" his daughter Kelly asked.

Ozzy honestly responded: "I wouldn't say excited. I'm kind of scared to go back. I'm so used to being over here now, but I've got to go back. I've got a house there. Your mum says it's beautiful."

Kelly replied: "Oh my god, dad, you're going to love it so much."

Sharon then said: "It's Ozzy's decision whether he wants to spend the rest of his life there or here. Home is where both of us are. As long as he's with me, I'm alright."

In subsequent footage, Ozzy elaborated: "We're so used to running after the kids, we don't know what it's like to be with ourselves, to be with each other. You know what, I can't wait till I'm there."

The documentary, filmed over three years, provides an intimate look into the lives of Ozzy and Sharon, their children Kelly and Jack, as well as their close friends. It chronicles the final chapter of a remarkable relationship, as Ozzy and Sharon plan the next stage of their lives together.

"Ozzy and Sharon face a monumental battle, both on a professional and personal level. As well as Ozzy's diagnosis of Parkinson's, he's had a succession of back surgeries following a fall," the synopsis continues.

"That meant lots more time spent at home surrounded by a growing army of grandchildren and his pack of dogs - all eleven of whom get to share the marital bed with Sharon and Ozzy. For a man who has always questioned why go out at all when you have a house, this isn't all bad.

"This film is a moving portrait of a couple whose five decade-long relationship has defied the odds, at a pivotal moment in their lives. The strength of Ozzy and Sharon's love for one another and their kids' devotion to each of them, is palpable; so too the family's acceptance of Ozzy becoming increasingly unwell."

The logline concludes: "This film is a candid and moving portrait of one of Birmingham's favourite sons, and the remarkable relationship with Sharon, to which he attributed his success."

Sharon & Ozzy Osbourne: Coming Home will air on Thursday 2nd October at 9pm on BBC One and iPlayer