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OZZY OSBOURNE's Mystery Neighbor Revealed

December 18, 2002

The Osbournes' noisy neighbour has been revealed as forgotten '80s pop star Owen Paul, Ananova.com reports.

Viewers of the reality TV show's first season saw Sharon Osbourne throwing a large leg of ham over the fence in protest of the mystery neighbor's all-night partying.

Paul, who had a hit with "My Favorite Waste Of Time" in 1986, says the ham has been followed by a barrage of olives, cheese, pate and stink bombs.

He told Heat magazine: "We were having a sing-song of my new material in the back of my garden when Ozzy claimed I was playing too loud.

"Next minute he started firing stuff over the wall. Sharon's even wilder than he is."

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