Cher’s application for temporary guardianship of her son was denied.
Vocalist Cheri77, an application to let his son by Elijah Blue Allman47, has been rejected as trustee, reports People.
The case was discussed in Los Angeles court on Monday.
The judge ruled that Allman does not need a guardian because he has proven he can manage his finances, has an apartment and has remained sober.
Cher participated in the treatment remotely. His lawyers were on the scene.
Allman arrived at the court hearing with his wife by Marieangela King with. The couple has filed for divorce in 2021.
Cher did not get to be her son’s guardian. PDO
Cheri’s application was initially reported in December. At the time, it was reported that the singer filed for immediate temporary guardianship of her son and proposed herself as Allman’s sole guardian. In her application, Cher cited Allman’s substance abuse and mental health problems.
in Finnish legislation The purpose of guardianship is to monitor the interests and rights of those persons who, due to incapacity, illness, absence or other reasons, cannot take care of their financial affairs themselves.
Alleged kidnapping
In the fall, it was reported that Cher had hired four men to kidnap Allman.
According to the claims, Cher lured the men into a New York hotel room, where the boy had allegedly been reconciling with his wife.
Elijah Blue Allman is Cher’s younger son. Photo from 2001. PDO
The abduction is alleged to have taken place in November 2022. The allegations come from a divorce petition, in which Marieangela King’s statements on the matter are recorded.
According to King, one of the men involved in the kidnapping would have said that they had come there on Cher’s order.
Cher has denied the allegations of kidnapping. He has said that his son’s drug addiction has caused him concern.
– I am a mother. That’s my job, trying to help my kids one way or another. When it’s possible to help them, you just do it, because that’s what being a mother is. It brings joy, even if it includes heartache, Cher told People magazine in October.