Cher, an icon in the music industry in the 1980s and 1990s, had previously come to the fore with the allegation that she hired four people to kidnap her 47-year-old son Elijah Blue Allman, who struggled with substance abuse, from her daughter-in-law Marie King.
It was stated that Cher, who denied the rumours at that time, applied for the guardianship of his son who struggled with drug addiction this time.
It was reported that Cher wanted to have a say over Allman's assets, claiming that her son is currently unable to manage his assets due to serious mental health and substance abuse problems.
"IT'S MY JOB TO TRY TO HELP MY CHILDREN"
On the other hand, stating that she has been following her son's years-long struggle with substance abuse in recent months, Cher said, "I am a mother. One way or another, this is my job; trying to help my children... You do everything for your children because this is what it means to be a mother. Even with heartache, it is a happiness. Mostly when you think about your children, you just smile, love them and try to be with them."
