Cher's Son Faces Trial, Conservatorship Hearing

0:00On April 21st, Cher's son, Elijah Blue Alman, faces trial on June 16th in Concord, New Hampshire after his arrest on February 27th at 8th. A local prep school, the 49-year-old musician guy hit with charges like simple assault, criminal trespass, and disorderly conduct for causing a scene in the dining. Hall where he had no connection, just days later, on March 2nd, he faced another arrest for allegedly breaking into a home in Windom, landing him in preventive detention. He's been held at the Rockingham House of Corrections since then, following a drug overdose hospitalization last June in California. Cher stepped in last Friday, filing for conservatorship over Elijah for the second time, calling him gravely disabled by severe mental health and addiction problems. She pointed out his lack of money since, including owing $200,000 in taxes, $18,000 to a drug dealer, and $50,000 for trashing an Airbnb. This comes after a judge denied her first bid last year when Elijah claimed he was sober and handling his finances from his late dad's estate.

1:07He gets about $10,000 a month, but has a long history with drugs starting young. Hearings for the conservatorship are set for this Friday, while his school case trial looms in June chair's fighting hard amid family strains, but the imprises biting some dirt, road ahead looks rough for everyone involved. You've been listening to entertainment and celebrity news today, AI-powered pop culture coverage.