An Ozzy Osbourne documentary chronicling his final years and life journey with Sharon, Jack and Kelly was unexpectedly pulled by BBC

Coming Home,' premiere date gets postponed. It was set to premiere on Monday, Aug. 18, less than a month after the Prince of Darkness died. The broadcaster revealed that the Osbourne family asked them to wait "a little bit longer" to air the doc.

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Judas Priest frontman Rob Halford revealed he cried 'for hours' after learning of fellow metal legend Ozzy Osbourne's death: 'Curled up in a ball and bawled my eyes out.'

According to producer Expectation, the film will be a "moving and inspirational account" of the last chapter of Ozzy's life. It was filmed over three years and has been told through "unique and intimate access" to the whole family, including Ozzy, wife Sharon, son Jack and daughter Kelly.

The Prince of Darkness died on 22 July at the age of 76, with many Black Sabbath fans left devastated across the world