Cher's son, Elijah Allman, has reconciled with his estranged wife, Marieangela King, just as the singer pursues legal action to place her son under conservatorship.
Sources close to the situation reveal that Elijah has requested the dismissal of his pending divorce against Marieangela after the couple decided to give their relationship another chance.
Meanwhile, Cher's lawyers are set to appear in court this week to seek a conservatorship for her son. Cher is concerned that Elijah, who receives inheritance payments, might misuse the funds on drugs.
The court hearing, scheduled for Friday, is expected to involve objections to Cher's conservatorship petition.
Elijah and Marieangela initially married in 2013, with Elijah filing for divorce in November 2021. However, court documents the following year indicated a reconciliation between the couple.
In divorce filings, Marieangela alleged that Cher had orchestrated the kidnapping of Elijah by four men during their stay at a New York hotel. Cher denied these accusations, emphasizing a mother's willingness to do anything to help their children.
Last month, Cher filed a petition to be named Elijah's conservator, citing concerns about his struggles with drug addiction and inability to manage his finances due to mental health issues.
Cher claimed that Elijah and Marieangela's relationship has been marked by a cycle of drug addiction and mental health crises. She expressed worry that funds distributed to Elijah from a trust established by his father would be spent on drugs, endangering his life.
In response, Marieangela denied the accusations and emphasized her support for Elijah's sobriety. She criticized treatment centers that exclude spouses from being part of the recovery process and denounced unethical rehab practices.
Elijah, the youngest of Cher's two children, is the son of her second husband, Gregg Allman.
