Cher Seeks Conservatorship for Son Elijah

0:00It's April 20th. This is Canada News Today, powered by AI. Shares pushing for temporary conservatorship over her 49-year-old son, Elijah Blue Almond, mainly to control his finances after his recent, arrests in New Hampshire. She's nominated a private fiduciary named Jason Rubin to handle his money from a trust set up by his late dad, Greg Almond, of the Almond Brothers. Banned. In the court filing from April 17th, Shares team says Elijah blows through his 120-year-old $20,000 a month on drugs. Fancy. Hotels and rides, leaving him broke and vulnerable. They argue he's got no grip on cash and can't fend off scams. Right now, Elijah's locked in the psychiatric hospital in New Hampshire, getting evaluated to stand trial on charges like felony burglary, assaults, and trespass from two buss back in late February and early March. His sister Devin's backing the move, calling his state a real danger to himself. His state the first time.

1:00Shares tried this last December over his mental health and drug struggles, but pulled back in September after they cut a star. Private deal. Those arrests, one for causing chaos at a high school, the next for breaking into a home and chilling on the couch like he owned it. Hearing set for April 24th in LA court, as everyone close watches to see if this step protects Elijah from his own patterns and keeps that. Last money, from banishing into thin air.