London, 10th October 2025: Banijay Rights, the global distribution arm of content powerhouse Banijay Entertainment, today announces Peacock has acquired US Exclusive rights for documentary Sharon and Ozzy Osbourne: Coming Home. The streamer will launch the documentary on its service on 13th October.

The intimate documentary, produced by Expectation in association with JOKS Productions Limited, was filmed over three years with the couple, their children Kelly and Jack, as well as their close friends, and follows the final chapter of a remarkable relationship, as Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne plan the next stage of their lives together. Now in their seventies, after 25 years living in LA, they’ve decided the time has come to return home to the English country house in Buckinghamshire where they once brought up their family. But before retiring completely, Ozzy’s also determined to perform one last time for his army of fans. 

Ozzy’s death, just two weeks after a final triumphant homecoming gig, was met with shock and grief around the world, nowhere more so than in his hometown of Birmingham. The extraordinary impact of this ‘working class hero’ could not have been more apparent. This film is a candid and moving portrait of one of Birmingham’s favorite sons, and the remarkable relationship with Sharon, to which he attributed his success.

Matt Creasey, EVP, Sales, Coproductions & Acquisitions, Banijay Rights, said: “To secure the US home for the final, inspirational chapter of Ozzy Osbourne’s life is an absolute privilege for us at Banijay Rights. We are pleased our partners at Peacock have committed to what is a deeply moving look at one of the world’s most well-known families.”

Sharon and Ozzy Osbourne: Coming Home (1 x 60’) is produced by Expectation in association with JOKS Productions Limited for BBC One and iPlayer and aired on 2nd October. It was commissioned by Clare Sillery, BBC Head of Commissioning, Documentaries. The BBC Commissioning Editor is Carl Callam. Executive Producers for Expectation are Ben Wicks, Colin Barr, Rachael Barnes, and Louisa McKay. The documentary is being distributed internationally by Banijay Rights.