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Britney Spears claims in a DUI arrest clip that her mother, Lynne Spears, killed a cyclist in a 1975 crash, a tale Lynne reportedly confirms in her memoir Through the Storm. The sensational allegation surfaces amid Britney’s resurfaced arrest footage and broader discussions about her conservatorship.
Britney Spears was photographed at the Blue Dog Tavern in Sherman Oaks, California, reportedly screaming, barking, and holding a knife while with an unidentified man and woman. A fellow diner described the scene as chaotic and sad, though Spears’ representative said the incident was blown out of proportion and that she was simply cutting her hamburger while telling a story about her dog; the night followed Spears’ March DUI arrest and comes amid her public history, including a 2021 end to a lengthy conservatorship.
Britney Spears’ estranged father Jamie Spears, 73, was photographed in a wheelchair at his granddaughter Maddie’s high school graduation in Hammond, Louisiana—two years after his right leg was amputated following post-surgery complications. He attended with his ex-wife Lynne Spears and Jamie Lynn Spears, whose daughter Maddie is graduating; Maddie’s sister Ivey pushed the wheelchair as Jamie smiled for photos. Britney did not attend the ceremony, while Sean Preston (20) joined to cheer and Jayden James (19) was absent. Jamie had been removed as Britney’s conservator in 2021, and the amputation occurred in 2023. The event occurred amid Britney’s recent DUI arrest and rehab headlines.
Elijah Blue Allman says in a May 5 court filing that Cher stopped sending him recurring gift income in August 2021, leaving him with about $6,790 after tax and $10,000 monthly from his late father’s trust; he is asking to reduce spousal-support payments to his estranged wife Marieangela King from $6,500 to about $1,651 per month, with a July hearing scheduled. The filing follows Cher’s earlier conservatorship efforts over his finances, which were settled privately in 2024 as part of related divorce proceedings.
Elijah Blue Allman, 49, claims Cher stopped paying him the $10,000 a month she previously provided (since August 2021) and that he now relies on $10,000 monthly from Gregg Allman’s estate. He is attempting to reduce his spousal support to estranged wife Marieangela King from $6,500 to $1,651 per month. Cher has filed for conservatorship of Elijah’s finances, citing severe mental health and addiction issues, with a temporary conservator request reportedly denied and a July 17 hearing scheduled. Reps for Cher and Elijah did not immediately comment.
Britney Spears was charged in Ventura County, California, with a single misdemeanor driving-under-the-influence count involving alcohol and at least one drug, stemming from her March arrest; she has since entered rehab, and prosecutors say an arraignment will follow standard DUI-rehab terms, including 12 months of probation, credit for time served, DUI classes, and fines.
Britney Spears has been charged in California with driving under the influence; prosecutors indicate a typical deal could include about 12 months of probation, mandatory DUI classes, and fines, with Spears’ representatives saying she will comply and use this time to seek support following her conservatorship.
Cher has revived a petition to place control of Elijah Blue Allman’s finances under a conservator, alleging he is gravely disabled and spending beyond his means amid recent arrests in New Hampshire; Elijah, a 49-year-old Deadsy guitarist, opposes the bid, arguing he can manage his own finances, with a Friday Los Angeles hearing planned and a private fiduciary proposed if the conservatorship is granted.
Kayti Edwards, Julie Andrews’ step‑granddaughter, claims she has a 15‑year‑old daughter named Ever with Cher’s son Elijah Blue Allman. Cher has started building a relationship with Ever while pursuing a temporary conservatorship for Allman amid addiction and legal troubles, a developing family saga that has drawn public attention and added tension to Cher’s ongoing legal battles.
Cher has filed for a financial conservatorship in Los Angeles to appoint a neutral third party to manage her adult son Elijah Blue Allman’s trust, citing severe drug addiction, deteriorating mental health, and mounting financial and legal issues. Allman, who is hospitalized for psychiatric treatment ahead of criminal proceedings stemming from two New Hampshire arrests, allegedly spends trust distributions on drugs, has caused substantial damages and debts, and Cher is seeking only financial control—not a conservatorship of his person. The filing follows a prior rejected bid from 2023–24.
Cher has filed in Los Angeles County probate court to renew an emergency conservatorship over her son Elijah Blue Allman after two New Hampshire arrests and a subsequent psychiatric hospital stay, alleging spiraling finances, serious mental-health and drug issues. The filings note Elijah still receives about $120,000 a month from a trust and describe patterns of hotel stays, debt, and risky behavior; Cher seeks Jason Rubin to manage his trust distributions pending the case, referencing a private settlement reached in a 2023 bid. Devon Allman supports the move, saying Elijah is a danger to himself and his finances, while Elijah faces pending criminal proceedings in New Hampshire and related matters in California.
Cher has filed new probate court papers seeking an emergency financial conservatorship for her son Elijah Blue Allman, alleging his mental health has deteriorated and his finances are in ruin after recent arrests and hospitalizations in New Hampshire. The filings claim Elijah receives about $120,000 a month from a trust his late father Gregg Allman set up, which Cher says he squanders on hotels and drugs. A prior conservatorship bid in 2023–2024 ended privately; this time she has named Jason Rubin as the proposed fiduciary. Elijah remains in a psychiatric hospital, with upcoming arraignment and hearing dates, and his sister Devon has submitted supportive declarations.
Britney Spears voluntarily checked into a treatment facility after close friends urged her to seek help following a March DUI arrest in Ventura County; the decision was described as important to show the court she’s taking the matter seriously, with TMZ later reporting a substance‑abuse rehab stay. The move comes amid ongoing concern about her mental health, and her next court hearing is May 4.
Britney Spears has voluntarily checked herself into a treatment facility after a DUI arrest in California. Her representatives say the move is aimed at her wellbeing as she awaits a court appearance next month, following an incident in which she allegedly drove erratically and showed signs of impairment; the report also revisits her past conservatorship and ongoing family support.
Britney Spears has voluntarily entered a rehabilitation facility following a March DUI arrest in Ventura County, California, where police said she had drugs and alcohol in her system. A representative confirmed she’s undergoing treatment, and her manager called the steps a positive move toward change and compliance with the law. The development comes as Spears—one of pop music’s most prominent figures—has spent years away from recording and carries a history that includes a controversial conservatorship from 2008 to 2021.