In a bombshell legal move thats sure to ripple through Cher's storied life story, the icon has filed for a temporary conservatorship over her son Elijah Blue Allman in Los Angeles Superior Court this week, RadarOnline reports. At 79, Cher claims her 49-year-old sons life has significantly deteriorated since her last failed bid in 2023, with his drug dependency at its worst amid recent arrests for assault, burglary, and disorderly conduct at a New Hampshire prep school in February. Shes pushing CPA Jason Rubin to manage his finances, calling him gravely disabled by addiction and mental health crises hell be in a psychiatric hospital soon after; a hearing is set for next week, per People and Unilad. This echoes her 2023 petition denied last year when a judge deemed Elijah capable after drug tests, but Cher fears hell squander his late father Gregg Allmans inheritance, putting his life at risk. No public appearances or fresh business ventures popped up in the past few days, though her romance with 40-years-younger boyfriend Alexander Edwards remains a tabloid staple, with Women.com highlighting their undeniable age gap in throwback pics from Paris Fashion Week and Valentino events up to 2025. Social media stayed quiet on her end, no verified posts or mentions surfacing recently. This conservatorship saga carries major biographical weight, underscoring Cher's fierce maternal battles amid her enduring diva legacy. No major headlines in the last 24 hours, but stay tuned as court drama unfolds.
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