Jack Osbourne opened his heartache after his parents, Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne, decided to leave the United States and return to their house in the UK.
The move came after decades of the couple who lived in America, because they wanted to spend their later years in their Buckinghamshire -Henterhuis, but that meant that they are far away from Jack and his four daughters Pearl, Andy, Minnie and Maple.
Jack feared that the girls would see their grandparents only once a year.
In the BBC documentary Sharon and Ozzy Osbourne who came home, who was filmed before Ozzy’s sudden death in July, Jack said: “Emotional … I think it will certainly be difficult. I can bring my children there realistic once a year.”
He continued: “You learn things from your grandparents, and simply have the opportunity to have some sort of closeness and a report with their grandparents is priceless.”
He shared his worries with Sharon and told her: “What my heart breaks, thinks of you and Pearl’s relationship. You are so close, and then that is as bye, you see once a year, twice a year.” Sharon comforted him and said it would never be that limited.
Sharon also revealed that she was looking forward to retirement with Ozzy after he left music with his Black Sabbath Reunion performance, just a few weeks before his death.
“It’s our last chapter. This is it, this is our time,” she said. Ozzy reflected: “Time passes like a flash … If I had to lead my life again, I would not change anything.”
