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JACK OSBOURNE Mingles With Other Rock Star Offpsring

November 22, 2002

The following item comes to us courtesy of today's edition of the New York Post:

Jack Osbourne seems to fraternize only with other rock star offspring. Ozzy's teenage son recently gawked at topless models sporting the ROLLING STONES' lingerie line with Keith Richards' daughters Theodora and Alexandra, Lizzy Jagger, Ron Wood's daughter Leah, Roy Orbison's son Alex and Rod Stewart's daughter Kimberly. Last night Osbourne hosted a party in the Hollywood Hills hyping the Sims Online video game with Orbison, Bijou Phillips (daughter of John Phillips) and Nicole Richie (daughter of Lionel Richie).

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