Directed by Sharon Osbourne herself, this six-part emotional chronicle will offer a raw, unfiltered look into the life she shared with the man the world called the Prince of Darkness — but she simply called home.
With a production budget of $60 million, Till the End promises to be both epic in scale and intimate in tone. It will weave together never-before-seen archival footage, dramatized reenactments, and Sharon’s own narration to create what insiders are already calling the definitive Osbourne story.
💬 “It’s not a rock story,” Sharon said during the announcement. “It’s a love story — one that nearly broke us, and one that saved us.”
Those words encapsulate what makes this project different. For decades, the world has known Ozzy Osbourne as the wild-eyed frontman of Black Sabbath, the solo artist who howled through the chaos of fame, addiction, and reinvention. But behind the mayhem stood Sharon — the strategist, the manager, the wife, and the anchor who kept the whirlwind from swallowing them whole.
The series will trace that journey from the beginning: the electric, dangerous early days of Black Sabbath, when Sharon first met Ozzy through her father, legendary music executive Don Arden. It will follow their improbable love affair through the ’80s, when addiction and infidelity nearly destroyed them, and into the 2000s, when The Osbournes turned their family into pop culture royalty. But it will not shy away from the pain. Sharon’s direction promises honesty over mythology — a portrayal of a marriage built on survival, not perfection.
Filming took place across two continents — between Los Angeles, where the couple raised their family, and Buckinghamshire, the quiet English estate Ozzy once called “my little piece of heaven.” Each location holds emotional weight. In LA, the laughter and chaos of fame; in England, the peace of reflection.
Each of the six episodes will serve as both a confession and a farewell. From the dizzying heights of rock superstardom to the nights when Sharon nearly walked away, from hospital rooms to Grammy stages, Till the End will trace a love story that endured storms few could survive. It’s about two souls who fought, forgave, and, against every odd, stayed.
For fans, the series promises a rare glimpse of Ozzy beyond the legend — the man who, in his later years, found solace in quiet mornings, family dinners, and his garden in Buckinghamshire. It will also explore Sharon’s evolution from manager to matriarch, the force who turned pain into purpose.
More than a biopic, Till the End is an elegy — a testament to love’s ability to outlast chaos, addiction, fame, and even death. It asks a simple, haunting question: what remains when the lights go out?
In the end, as the trailer teases, what remains is love. Not perfect love. Not easy love. But enduring love — the kind that bends, breaks, and still holds on.
Till the End: The Ozzy & Sharon Story premieres on Netflix in late 2026. And if early whispers are true, it will leave the world not just remembering Ozzy Osbourne — but finally understanding the woman who kept his legend alive.
