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OZZY OSBOURNE Has Been Clean For Six Months

October 21, 2004

ABC ePrep is reporting that Ozzy Osbourne has been clean of recreational drugs and alcohol for six months, thanks to a 12-step program. He told "Access Hollywood"'s Billy Bush that it's really made a difference for his family, too. Ozzy explained, "I'm going to these meetings that they have. I'm back on track and my kids are. Jack's on a program, and Kelly's doing (well). You've come at a good time in the... life of the Osbournes, everyone's clean."

Next week, MTV will bow the new reality show "Battle for Ozzfest", where Ozzy and wife/manager Sharon will evaluate bands competing for a chance to play on the 2005 tour. In January, the network will premiere the fourth and final season of "The Osbournes".

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