Cher has filed for conservatorship of her son, Elijah Blue Allman, amid his struggles with addiction. The iconic singer and actress submitted the legal documents in Los Angeles, seeking to take control of her son’s personal and financial affairs.
Allman, who is the son of Cher and musician Gregg Allman, has been open about his battles with addiction over the years. Cher has reportedly expressed concerns about her son’s well-being and believes that a conservatorship is necessary to ensure his safety and to help him get the support and treatment he needs.
Conservatorships are often sought in cases where an individual is unable to manage their own affairs, typically due to mental illness, disability, or addiction. The arrangement would allow Cher to make decisions on behalf of her son, including his medical care and financial matters.
This news comes amid a recent high-profile conservatorship case involving pop star Britney Spears, which has sparked a national conversation about the legal arrangements and their implications for individual rights and personal autonomy.
Cher has not publicly commented on the conservatorship filing, and it remains to be seen how Allman will respond to the legal action. In the meantime, fans and supporters are sending their thoughts and well-wishes to the family during this challenging time.