Cher Blamed for Son’s Divorce Amid Explosive Family Rift

Cher‘s son, Elijah Blue Allman, and his spouse, Marieangela King, are reportedly heading for divorce, and the latter blames the “Imagine” songstress for a lot of their marital troubles.

Based on experiences, King filed for divorce from Elijah on April 7, citing irreconcilable variations.

Sources additionally stated King believes Cher is “a big half” of her and Elijah’s issues, including to the feud between her and the singer.

King and Elijah’s marriage has had its justifiable share of hassle, and it seems to be as if their marriage is ending for good if experiences are something to go by.

Based on courtroom paperwork The Daily Mail obtained, King demanded $6,000 month-to-month in spousal assist and “unique use of [their] 2017 Toyota Prius.”

This isn’t the primary time King has filed for divorce from Elijah, as she initially sought to finish their marriage in 2021.

Nevertheless, the couple labored out their variations, and she or he referred to as off the divorce final yr.

Nonetheless, insiders imagine there are not any possibilities of King and Elijah working issues out this time, as she is “completed” for good and blaming one individual particularly for the troubles of their union.

Sources advised the Every day Mail that King believes Elijah, whose struggles with drug habit are well-documented, has relapsed and is not sober.

They stated, “Angela has given Elijah so many probabilities, however she will not be going to be taken with no consideration ever once more.”

The insiders added, “She trusted him that he was going to remain sober and has motive to imagine that he’s not.”

Nevertheless, King reportedly blames Cher for many of Elijah’s points. The supply revealed, “Frankly, Cher is a big a part of [King’s] choice to stroll away from this toxicity. She blames Cher for all of his points.”

They added, “Whereas she is alive her mother-in-law will proceed to trigger nothing however issues and Marieangela is sick of her, sick of him and sick of all of it.”

The insider’s claims are the most recent within the ongoing feud between Cher and her daughter-in-law.

The ladies’s points started quickly after Elijah and King’s engagement in December 2013, with Cher allegedly refusing to congratulate the couple.

Elijah, Cher’s son with the late musician Gregg Allman, spoke to the Every day Mail about tensions between his mother and King. He stated, “You have acquired two sturdy girls, two large bulls within the pen. I feel there is a respect and I feel they butt heads somewhat.”

Nevertheless, Cher and King’s feud seemingly worsened afterward, because the latter claimed in November 2022, by way of courtroom paperwork associated to her preliminary divorce submitting, that Cher employed 4 males to “take away” Elijah from a New York Metropolis lodge room they have been staying in whereas attempting to resolve points of their marriage.

King alleged that the lads took Elijah to an unknown remedy heart for his habit points, including that certainly one of them advised her he was working for Cher. Nevertheless, Cher denied the allegations, and no felony costs have been filed towards her.

King and Cher’s points got here to the fore after the singer filed to change into her son’s sole conservator.

The music icon initially filed the request in December 2023, citing considerations over Elijah’s alleged substance abuse and claims that he was unable to handle his funds.

In courtroom filings, Cher stated a conservator was urgently wanted to guard her son’s property, stating that Elijah’s habit and psychological well being struggles made him weak. She additionally argued that King was not an acceptable conservator because of the instability of their relationship.

Nevertheless, Elijah pushed again, acknowledging previous habit points however insisting he was now clear and financially accountable. Elijah additionally questioned Cher’s health as a conservator, with King stating in courtroom that Cher is “manic depressive” and unable to deal with her personal affairs, not to mention another person’s.