Jack Osbourne is one of the hosts of FOX's variety hour, "Osbournes: Reloaded."
The Jack Osbourne of today is not the Jack Osbourne that was first seen on TV in 2001 along with his family in the Emmy Award-winning reality series "The Osbournes." No longer a teenager dependent on alcohol and drugs, struggling to cope with the pressures of worldwide fame, he is now a sober and engaging young man with a new lease on life.
If reality TV first introduced Jack to the world, then reality TV seems to have offered Jack an opportunity to mature. While taking part in "Extreme Celebrity Detox," Jack overcame his childhood fear of heights and found a new passion in extreme sports. Since then, Jack has traveled the globe for four seasons conquering the world's most challenging sports for his TV series, "Adrenaline Junkie." Since starting the show, Jack has run with the bulls in Spain, climbed sea cliffs without ropes or harnesses, fought and defeated a Thai martial arts expert and placed second in Kelly Slater's Celebrity Surf Invitational. His biggest accomplishment so far was conquering El Capitan Mountain in Yosemite, California. This feat took Jack months of training and two days to complete. Never one to shy away from danger, Jack has found his perfect match in extreme sports.
Additional film and TV credits include "Dawson's Creek," "That '70s Show," "Austin Powers: Goldmember" and "New York Minute." Since "The Osbournes" finished, Jack has also turned his hand to TV presenting and has co-hosted, among other shows, the MTV Europe Music Awards in Rome.
In his autobiography, "21 Years Gone," released in October 2006, Jack is brutally frank about his life so far: the highs, the lows, his descent into addiction, how he got his life back on track and his newfound passion for extreme sports.
He lives in London and Los Angeles.
The Jack Osbourne of today is not the Jack Osbourne that was first seen on TV in 2001 along with his family in the Emmy Award-winning reality series "The Osbournes." No longer a teenager dependent on alcohol and drugs, struggling to cope with the pressures of worldwide fame, he is now a sober and engaging young man with a new lease on life.
If reality TV first introduced Jack to the world, then reality TV seems to have offered Jack an opportunity to mature. While taking part in "Extreme Celebrity Detox," Jack overcame his childhood fear of heights and found a new passion in extreme sports. Since then, Jack has traveled the globe for four seasons conquering the world's most challenging sports for his TV series, "Adrenaline Junkie." Since starting the show, Jack has run with the bulls in Spain, climbed sea cliffs without ropes or harnesses, fought and defeated a Thai martial arts expert and placed second in Kelly Slater's Celebrity Surf Invitational. His biggest accomplishment so far was conquering El Capitan Mountain in Yosemite, California. This feat took Jack months of training and two days to complete. Never one to shy away from danger, Jack has found his perfect match in extreme sports.
Additional film and TV credits include "Dawson's Creek," "That '70s Show," "Austin Powers: Goldmember" and "New York Minute." Since "The Osbournes" finished, Jack has also turned his hand to TV presenting and has co-hosted, among other shows, the MTV Europe Music Awards in Rome.
In his autobiography, "21 Years Gone," released in October 2006, Jack is brutally frank about his life so far: the highs, the lows, his descent into addiction, how he got his life back on track and his newfound passion for extreme sports.
He lives in London and Los Angeles.
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