Before the Kardashians filmed chaos for clout, there was the Osbournes, rock royalty turned reality TV chaos coordinators. Their love story had everything: eyeliner, explosions, and a marriage that outlived entire bands. So when whispers began about Till the End: The Ozzy & Sharon Story coming to Netflix, the internet did what it does best: believed first, verified never. But somewhere between nostalgia and misinformation, the truth got lost in the amplifier.

While the world tuned its guitars for a Netflix rock revival, curiosity hit maximum volume, echoing louder than any encore Ozzy Osbourne himself could have planned.

There is no confirmed proof that Till the End: The Ozzy & Sharon Story is set to stream on Netflix. What exists instead is a cocktail of wishful posts, Facebook claims, and fan-made edits convincing enough to fool even the savviest binge-watcher. Netflix’s official listings, press pages, and media databases echo the same verdict: silence. In this concert of confusion, the loudest voice belongs not to Ozzy Osbourne but to misinformation itself.

Without a single word from Netflix, the production company, or the Osbournes themselves, this supposed documentary remains a backstage fantasy. A viral Facebook post, spreading faster than a guitar riff, claims it will be a six-part limited series directed by Sharon Osbourne herself, a $60 million blend of archival footage, dramatized chaos, and her personal narration. The only issue? Every exclusive detail exists purely in the echo chamber of social media imagination.

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As fans replay imaginary trailers, Hollywood quietly crafts its own encore, one that actually exists, just not where everyone thought.

A different project seems to be tuning up backstage, a biopic in development by Sony Pictures and PolyGram Entertainment. Written by Rocketman’s Lee Hall, it dives headfirst into Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne’s wild love story between 1979 and 1999, a timeline painted with chaos, devotion, and eyeliner smudged by both tears and tequila. The movie is not here yet, but when it drops, expect less algorithm and more pure rock ’n’ roll emotion.

For now, several Osbourne-centered projects are available to watch, with Sharon & Ozzy Osbourne: Coming Home (2025) standing out as the most recent. The one-off BBC documentary captures their plan to move back to the UK and Ozzy’s reflective final chapter, filmed over three years. Other notable titles include Biography: The Nine Lives of Ozzy Osbourne (2020) and God Bless Ozzy Osbourne (2011), both offering intimate, chaotic glimpses into the family behind the legend.

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