OZZY OSBOURNE To Host MTV Australia's Video Music Awards

November 20, 2004

The Herald Sun is reporting that Ozzy Osbourne and manager wife Sharon will host MTV Australia's Video Music Awards in Sydney next March.

"Getting to Australia from Pom-land is like a mission to the moon, but we're going to have some fun, even if there are too many . . . awards shows today," Ozzy told The Herald Sun.

Osbourne, singer with veteran British heavy metal band BLACK SABBATH, was introduced to a new generation of music fans in 2001 when his family agreed to appear in the U.S. MTV fly-on-the-wall documentary series "The Osbournes". But after three years "The Osbournes" has ended.

"It gets pretty tiring when you have a crew filming absolutely everything between 7am and 2am," Ozzy said. "Now I can walk around the house picking up the dog poo in peace."

But Sharon said: "Actually, I miss 'The Osbournes', because when we did the show we were all together."

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