Bohm Sues Parents Over Millions

0:00On March 27, Philadelphia Philly's third baseman, Alec Bohm, has filed a lawsuit against his parents, seeking millions in damages. The 29-year-old accuses them of moving large sums from his personal accounts into ones they controlled, then using that money for their own expenses. The four accounts set up as limited liability companies back in 2019 were meant for investments like securities and real estate. Bohm claims his parents gave themselves a 10% stake for administrative reasons but later tried to cut him off from accessing the funds. Bohm's parents firmly deny any wrongdoing. They insist they've always put their son's interest first, that he has full access to the accounts and that they're currently covering his personal. Expenses with their own credit cards. The suit demands at least $3 million, full control of the accounts handed back to Bohm and an independent accountant to review every. Transferred dollar. His parents, who live in a recreational vehicle and travel full time, plan to fight the claims aggressively in court.

1:03This family rift unfolds as Bohm prepares for his $10.2 million contract in the upcoming baseball season, leaving fans wondering how it might affect his focus on the field. You've been listening to Global News today, AI Power Global Coverage.