Cher Seeks Conservatorship for Son Elijah

0:00On April 17th, Shares pushing for a temporary conservatorship over her son Elijah Blue Almond's finances after his back-to-back arrest in Newhamshire back in late February and early March. The 79-year-old icon filed in Los Angeles court, nominating a fiduciary named Jason Rubin to handle his money from a trust fund worth about $132,000. She's worried he can't manage cash due to substance issues and blows it all on drugs, fancy hotels, and rides. This comes nearly two months after those arrests for assault, trespassing, burglary, and more at a school and a home. Elijah's now in a psych hospital out there, and core papers say his mental health and addiction have hit rock bottom. It echoes her bid last December, which she dropped nine months ago when Elijah promised to get clean, hire help, and fix his life with support from his ex-wife. But lawyers say he ditched those vows quick, skipping taxes, court dates, and racking of debts like a $200,000 tax bill plus. Spousal support. Details paint a

1:05rough picture. He's been booted from 18 hotels for wild antics, cost kitchen fires, and even owes $18,000 to her. Dealer after borrowing from a pal, his only incomes that trust, yet he's living way beyond it with no business manager in sight. A hearing set for April 24th, where the court could step in to stabilize things one issue at a time, giving mom a shot to steer him toward. Recovery before it spirals worse. Pop culture, powered by AI, this is entertainment and celebrity news today.