Kelly Osbourne to release documentary on grief and addiction

Kelly Osbourne is planning a documentary series to explore the physical and mental consequences of grief and her personal struggles with addiction. The project follows her experiences after the death of her father, Ozzy Osbourne.

In the upcoming documentary ‘If These Walls Could Rock’, Osbourne reflects on her youth at the Sunset Marquis Hotel in West Hollywood. She reveals that she first used cocaine as a teenager at the hotel, receiving the drug from a famous friend of her father who belonged to a ‘very, very, very large band’. She has chosen to keep the identity of this musician secret to protect them from her parents' reaction.

The documentary also features Sharon Osbourne and explores decades of rock history through the lens of the hotel, featuring various musical figures. Osbourne has previously spoken openly about her body image and the health challenges she faced during periods of intense grief.