Ozzy Osbourne’s son on rule that stopped dad’s nickname

Black Sabbath’s frontman, Ozzy Osbourne, who would have celebrated his 77th birthday this week, was formally listed as a ‘rock legend, songwriter and performer’ on his dying certificates.

But the late steel icon’s son, Jack Osbourne, has now revealed that he initially tried so as to add another key description however was blocked by a stunning Royal rule.

During his latest Trying Not To Die Podcast episode, taped before his jungle adventure on I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here!, Jack admitted that he and his sister, Kelly, had some enjoyable trying to seize their legendary father’s profession on the official paperwork.

He recalled: “With my dad’s [death certificate], we were in this very old building in England, in the countryside, and [the registrar asked], ‘ok, so what do you want to put for his occupation?’ And I’m sat there with my sister and we’re kind of like, ‘alright, what do we put? What are the stipulations?'”

The actuality persona has been overtly sharing his mourning course of on I’m A Celebrity in current weeks, with Jack getting visibly moved while discussing his dad during an emotional dialog with former jungle mate Eddie Kadi.

When requested what he yearns for most about Ozzy, Jack wiped away tears as he told Eddie: “Just his energy, he had this force, so hard to describe, he had this energy, it was like, he swallowed the galaxy and didn’t know what to do with it, it’s the only way to ever describe it.

“He might say nothing, and it is just this authentic vitality with him, I miss it, and his humour, f*** he was humorous, positively miss his jokes.”

Jack is gearing as much as sort out the ‘Dangerous Discoveries’ Bushtucker Trial in Wednesday night time’s installment of the ITV present, which can see him bravely trying to find stars in a number of revolting spots to earn meals for his fellow contestants.