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Jack and Kelly Osbourne "hid under the bed" from ghosts after becoming convinced their house was haunted. The siblings - whose parents are Sharon and Ozzy Osbourne - grew up in a Grade II-listed building which was previously a hospital for the mentally ill - were left home alone when they were off school sick one day and found themselves terrified by spooky sounds. Jack told the Daily Star newspaper: "We were watching TV in my parents' bedroom.

Kelly were so terrified of spooky sounds at their childhood home they hid under a bed until mum Sharon came home to protect them.The offspring of the former X Factor judge and heavy metal rocker Ozzy were off school sick when they got rattled at the Grade II-listed family pile – a former hospital for the mentally ill.And now Jack has returned to Buckinghamshire – said to be the spookiest county in the UK – to hunt down ghouls in the area for new Discovery+ show Jack Osbourne’s Haunted Homecoming.READ MORE:Sharon Osbourne in tears as husband Ozzy hits the stage after health strugglesHe says: “When Kelly and I were kids, we were off school through illness and home alone.“We were watching TV in my parents’ bedroom.“The floorboard on that landing makes a very distinct sound and we heard someone walking along – very heavy-footed.“The footsteps were walking towards the room Kelly and I were in and whatever was making those footsteps was rattling the cupboard doors along the corridor.“We were so convinced the footsteps were coming for us, we opened a window and thought about jumping.“Instead we hid under the bed.

Ozzy Osbourne and his wife Sharon have applied for a 'rehabilitation wing' to be added to his country mansion to help him in his fight against Parkinson's.The Black Sabbath star first announced he was battling with the disease back in 2020 and he and Sharon were recently reported to be moving back to the UK after 20 years living in America - a response to the rise in taxes Stateside, it's been claimed.The pair are expected to move into their expansive estate in the village of Jordans in Buckinghamshire in the not-too-distant future and have submitted a planning application to the local council to have an extension built on their palatial Grade II-listed gaff. According to Buckinghamshire Live, the new wing will include discrete grab rails and mobility aids, an 'abundance of stopping and sitting spaces', ramps, soft non-slip surfaces and a live-in nurse's flat.