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Swedish TV Star Refuses To Interview OZZY Due To OSBOURNE's 'Questionable' Lifestyle

May 2, 2004

One of Sweden's biggest TV stars, Rickard Sjöberg, has revealed that he declined to interview Ozzy Osbourne a few years ago because doing so would have only "strengthened" Osbourne's position as the unofficial "Prince of Darkness." "To me, Ozzy is so strongly associated with a questionable lifestyle, Satanism and evil messages that I felt I couldn't do the job justice considering the format of these interviews. It would have just strengthened his position," Sjöberg told the newspaper Aftonbladet. The 34-year-old is a devoted Christian and admits he can't drink a bottle of non-alcoholic beer without throwing up.

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