Jack Osbourne shares bittersweet memory of dad Ozzy in first TV appearance since Black Sabbath legend's death
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JACK Osbourne shared a bittersweet memory of dad Ozzy in his first TV appearance since the Black Sabbath legend's death.
The 39-year-old and his family have been left bereft by the passing of Ozzy, who died aged 76 on July 22.
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Jack Osbourne shared a bittersweet memory of dad Ozzy in his first TV appearance since the Black Sabbath star's death
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Jack is taking part in Cooking with the Stars, which was filmed before Ozzy's death
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Jack spoke to Emma Willis about his dad firing chefs when they were younger
The family supported one another at the rocker's memorial in Birmingham, and now Jack is making his first TV appearance since Ozzy's death.
Jack is taking part in the new series of Cooking with the Stars, which was filmed before the Black Sabbath legend's passing.
In the first episode, Jack was seen going up against former Towie star Jess Wright to impress the chefs.
He was tasked with making a risotto primavera with crispy black pudding bon bons.
As he cooked, host Emma Willis came and spoke to him about the food he ate when he was growing up.
He told her: "There was a lot of Birdseye Potato Waffles."
Emma seemed shocked and he continued: "I was here until I was 12, then when we went to America it was all take out."
He then shared a memory of what his dad was like, saying: "We'd go through bouts of having a chef.
"[We were] very picky eaters so chefs didn't really last long in our house.
"Because all of a sudden my dad's like 'No I don't like it any more' even though it's some amazing chef."
Kelly Osbourne reveals dad Ozzy's 10 words of wisdom as she grieves for the late rock icon
Meanwhile, Jack's sister Kelly, 40, has shared her rocker father's 10 words of wisdom.
In a touching tribute to the star, Kelly re-shared a clip from the family's hit MTV reality show The Osbournes in which Ozzy spoke profoundly about his outlook on life.
Kelly shared the heart-warming clip amid her own devastating grief for the rocker.
In the clip, Ozzy can be heard sharing some poignant words.
He said: "Listen, all you've got to worry about is getting through today. That's all you've gotta worry about."
He then added: "Just live each day to the fullest. Don't worry, you've got to stop worrying."
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Jack impressed with his risotto
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The family have been left bereft by Ozzy's passing
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Cooking with the Stars airs Sundays at 7pm on ITV1.
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