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US pop star Cher drops bid for legal control over her son's personal and financial affairs.
The singer applied for a conservatorship last December citing his alleged substance abuse and mental health issues.
The dismissal comes after the If I Could Turn Back Time singer and her son agreed to pause their court battle in May to try to resolve the matter privately.
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