 However Jack says that The Osbournes are united for their family podcasts. 'We are doing the Osborne's podcast, so that's keeping us kind of occupied. For the time being.' Jack, who spoke whole promoting Fox US's new show Special Forces. He is also excited for more travel shows and keen to explore ghosts and extraterrestrials. "I love doing the paranormal stuff. It's kind of like my bread and butter at this point.' Asked if he believes in outer space visitors being on earth, he laughed: 'Never seen an alien, but I've definitely seen some weird s*** in the sky. Definitely been like, what the hell is that?" Last year Ozzy revealed he feared his two children were going to die during the intensity of filming their famous MTV series - just as he let BBC cameras back int){kind=link}
Jack Osbourne has opened up about the new reality television series his family is taking part in, 21 years after much beloved The Osbournes first hit TV screens
The BBC’s reality show about the Osbournes is not a reunion of their groundbreaking hit Noughties TV series.
Sharon and Ozzy’s son Jack has hit out at the BBC for dressing up new show Home To Roost as a return of the rock family antics. He will not be appearing as a regular in the 10-part series which films between Los Angeles and their Buckinghamshire mansion.
Jack exclusively tells The Mirror: “As far as Home to Roost. It’s weird because the press announcement on that was very deceiving. It’s kind of a reunion, but it’s more of a documentary, so I don’t know. I’m very not involved in it. When they’re filming at my parents’ house, they’re like, ‘Hey, can you come over for a minute?’ I’ll come over and I’m like, ‘Hi’, and then I leave. So, it’s kind of a weird one.”
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