Today marks the one-year anniversary of the death of Ozzy Osbourne, the British singer widely known as the “Prince of Darkness.” A new profile airing on Sky Arts chronicles Osbourne’s life, focusing on how he managed to confront and overcome personal struggles, notably with the support of his second wife, Sharon Osbourne.

The program features contributions from several prominent figures, including former Beatles member Paul McCartney and Tommy Lee, the drummer for Motley Crue. It also includes reflections from Sharon Osbourne, as well as Ozzy’s siblings and his four children: Jack, Sharon, Aimee, and Kelly.

The profile offers insight into Osbourne’s turbulent career and personal challenges, tracing his journey from his early days in music through his lasting influence on the heavy metal genre. It highlights the role Sharon played in helping him navigate substance abuse and health issues, portraying a more intimate view of his life beyond the stage persona.

The documentary’s airing serves both as a tribute to Osbourne’s legacy and a testament to his resilience through decades of professional and personal difficulties.