The iconic singer and actress Cher is still fighting with the widow of her late ex-husband and musical partner, Sonny Bono, over his estate. She has sued her for $1 million, claiming she is entitled to half of the royalties from their hit songs. Bono’s widow, Mary, has invoked a legal right that gives her full control of the copyrights, sparking a fierce legal feud that has lasted for years.
They were a captivating duo that charmed the world with their catchy tunes and undeniable chemistry. Sonny Bono and Cher, two talented artists whose voices blended like a perfect harmony, dominated the charts with memorable hits like “I Got You Babe,” “The Beat Goes On,” and “Baby Don’t Go.”
Behind the scenes, their romance blossomed, and it seemed like fate had brought them together for a great purpose. In 1967, at the height of their fame, Bono and Cher exchanged vows of eternal love. Their partnership thrived, both on and off the stage. The world adored their enchanting performances and charismatic personalities.
In 1969, the world celebrated with them as Cher and Bono welcomed their only child, Chaz Bono, into this world, a testament to their enduring love and commitment. However, as time went by, the glamour of fame could not hide the problems that plagued their relationship.Beneath the fame and glory, cracks began to appear in the once-solid foundation of their love. Cher, a woman of passion and independence, felt the burden of Bono’s control, limiting her potential and aspirations. She longed for more than the life restricted to the spotlight. She said:
“He didn’t want me to grow up or have any freedom.”…CONTINUE READING