Cher's Conservatorship Bid Rejected for Son Elijah

0:00On April 24th, a Los Angeles judge just shut down shares push for a temporary conservatorship over her son Elijah Blue Alman. The 79-year-old icon wanted someone to handle his estate amid his battles with mental health and drugs, but the judge said there wasn't. Enough urgency right now. Alman, who's 49, joined the hearing by video from a psych hospital where he's working to get competent for criminal cases in New Hampshire. Share argue her son is gravely disabled and at risk, especially with money coming from a trust set up by his late dad, Greg Alman. She pointed to his overdose scares, huge debts, like $18,000 to a dealer, and a $200,000 tax bill, plus damage from. Trashing Airbnb's and hotel bans. This isn't her first try. Courts rejected similar bids last year too. Alman's brother Devon backed the idea strongly in court papers, calling Elijah's condition appalling after seeing him recently and even paying off. Drug debts to keep him safe.

1:01Devon urged keeping funds away until he commits to real recovery. Elijah himself objected to the conservatorship. Right now, Alman's locked down in the hospital facing charges like burglary and assault from New Hampshire arrests, including one at a prep school. The judge noted he probably can't touch trust money anyway during these legal fights. The ruling leaves the door open for share to try again soon, as this family saga with addiction and trust keeps unfolding in the courts. Entertainment and celebrity news today, powered by AI, bringing you what's trending.