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OZZY OSBOURNE To Present U.K.'s 'Top Of The Pops'

July 5, 2005

According to FemaleFirst.co.uk, Ozzy Osbourne has been tapped to present the longest-running British popular music show "Top of the Pops".

Ozzy — whose teenage son, Jack, has previously fronted the program — has reportedly been lined up to host the BBC music show in a bid to heighten its appeal to older viewers.

The 56-year-old rocker, who spends much of his time at home in Los Angeles, says he is fed-up with the U.S. and once he finishes touring will move back to his homeland.

Osbourne, who also owns a mansion in Britain's countryside, said recently: "I'm going to go back to Britain. I can't see me spending the rest of my days in America. When I've finished touring, I'm coming home."

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