'Hell, no': Ozzy Osbourne refuses to touch grandkids' diapers even though he loves babysitting them

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Ozzy Osbourne and his wife Sharon Osbourne are grandparents to five children.

Nine-month-old boy Sidney is the youngest grandkid of the Osbournes from daughter Kelly. The other four — Andy Rose, 7, Minnie Theodora, 5, Maple Artemis, 1, and 11-year-old Pearl, are from their son Jack.

Though Ozzy and his 70-year-old TV personality wife are very loving and caring toward their grandchildren, the Black Sabbath legend has reportedly set some boundaries while he is babysitting them.

Ozzy Osbourne does not like sharing a bed with grandkids

Jack Osbourne revealed to Fox News Digital that his parents love to do babysitting but “they won't do it at my house.”

“It's a little easier for them if we drop the girls with them. The good thing is – outside of the baby – it's that they can handle it now, you know, they're much easier. The kids can tell you what they need when they need it,” he shared.

The 37-year-old media personality also said that his mother has no issues dealing with nappy duties but Ozzy stays away from it.

“My dad is like, ‘Hell, no. Like, no.’ Because my dad's in that era where, like, men don't touch diapers. Like, that's not that's not what dads do,” he stated.

Jack also went on to disclose another rule of his rocker father.

He said, “It's funny. If my kids are at the house and like they all want to get into bed and watch TV with my mom, my dad is like, ‘Nope.’ 

“And he like, gets out of the bed and like, goes. He's like, 'No, I'm not doing that.'”

Jack added, “I'm like, ‘Why?’ He's like, 'I don't want them going to school being like, 'I was in bed with my grandpa.' He's like, ‘No, not dealing with it.’ And I'm like, ‘OK.’  I'm like, 'Fine, that's your boundary. That's your boundary.’”

Jack Osbourne also shared his thoughts on parenting

‘The Osbournes’ star spoke about being a parent and told Fox News Digital, “The most rewarding thing is seeing the like, the individualized development of each daughter of mine.”

“They are so different. They're so unique. They are constantly becoming their own people. And I'm just seeing them unfold and develop and it's really, really exciting.”

Jack also talked about the struggles that come with raising children.

He said, “But the challenging part is, you know, having all girls, it's a lot of emotion. It's a lot of emotion.”

Explaining further, he continued, “My 11-year-old, I think she's kind of right on the cusp of womanhood. And so, like, you know, there was a couple of days last week when she would just come out of her room and she would just be like, 'I just need to hold you. I'm sad.'

“And she would just hold me and cry.' I think it's like…I grew up with sisters and a mom and my dad was gone a lot. So I'm kind of used to an emotional household. But it can be very challenging.”

“Now there'll be a time in my life where I have like an 18-year-old, a 15-year-old, and a 13-year-old. So I'm terrified for that day,” Jack asserted.