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Ozzy Osbourne Gets Cereals Shipped From London To His L.A. Home

 
February 29, 2008 07:25 am CST 
 

Ozzy Osbourne is so addicted to a British breakfast cereal he is having it shipped over to Los Angeles.

The rocker - who divides his time between his homes in the U.K. and the U.S. - has developed a taste for Sugar Puffs, a honey-glazed wheat treat, and was disappointed when he discovered they weren't available in America. Ozzy has now sent a request to the cereal's manufacturers Honey Monster Foods and a consignment is now being sent to his Los Angeles mansion.

A source told Britain's The Sun newspaper: "One of the team at Honey Monster Foods received an email with a request from Ozzy Osbourne's people in Los Angeles asking for them to ship over some boxes of Sugar Puffs. "They said it was his favorite breakfast cereal and he was cross because he couldn't find any over there."

Meanwhile, Ozzy is reportedly struggling to write his autobiography, because he can't remember anything that's happened to him.

The former Black Sabbath frontman - who successfully fought addictions to alcohol and drugs - signed a reputed $2 million book deal with publishers Little Brown almost two years ago, but the tome is unlikely to be ready in time for the scheduled May release date.

A source said: "I can't imagine the book being finished because Ozzy hasn't written anything - he hasn't even got a ghostwriter yet."

"So it is going to be some time before the book actually appears, if it ever does."

 
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