Cher is reportedly set to walk down the aisle with her much younger boyfriend, Alexander "A.E." Edwards, when she celebrates her birthday next year.
The pop singer, who has twice been married before, once detailed the issues she had in her previous marriage to the late Sonny Bono, claiming he often "manhandled" her and "seriously thought about" killing her at some point.
The same isn't the case with Alexander "A.E." Edwards, whom Cher gushed about and said is the answer to her prayers.
Cher Is Ready To Tie The Knot With Her Boyfriend, Source Claims
Cher is reportedly considering getting married to her boyfriend, Alexander "AE" Edwards, despite the 40-year age difference between them.
Speaking to The Mirror, a source shared that upon her 80th birthday in May next year, the "If I Could Turn Back Time" singer is ready to "commit" to the 39-year-old fashion enthusiast and "doesn't give a hoot" about the gap between them.
"She has set her heart on walking down the aisle with him around the time of her landmark birthday in May," the insider explained. "She sees her upcoming celebration at turning 80 as the perfect time for her and Alexander to seal the deal."
They added, "Cher doesn't give a hoot about their age difference, and they're both ready to commit to each other."
The Singer Called Alexander 'A.E.' Edwards 'Beautiful' And 'Talented'
Cher and Edwards started dating in November 2022 after they met at Paris Fashion Week that year.
Since then, the music icon has received criticism for the age difference but has remained adamant on how age is just a number, as she previously told an Instagram troll that "love doesn't know math."
The "Believe" singer, whose career spans over seven decades, is said to be completely smitten with Edwards, who is also the father of a 6-year-old son, Slash, with model Amber Rose.
In her chat with Gayle King on daytime chat show "CBS Mornings," she gushed about how much she loves him and how having him in her life is an answered prayer.
"You know, you get older, but your spirit is younger. I just love him. I think he's beautiful and he's really talented," she told the host, per the Daily Mail.
Cher Loves Spending Time With Her Boyfriend's Son
During her chat with Gayle King, Cher went further to comment on the online attacks she has received for their age difference.
The singer said, "They're not living my life. Nobody knows what goes on between us. We just have a blast."
She also detailed how much she enjoys spending time with Edwards' son, describing him as "smart, funny" and "a delight."
"I used to say, 'God, give me a toddler and a man,'" she told King, before adding that she got "exactly" what she asked for.
The Legendary Singer Plans To Release A Netflix Series On Her Turbulent Life
Cher is reportedly in talks to produce a Netflix series about her turbulent life and career.
According to The Sun, the pop icon is already "in the advanced stages" of negotiations that'll see it released alongside the second part of her memoir.
"Cher has been in talks with Netflix for months and, finally, the deal is as good as done," a source told the news outlet. "They have agreed to a seven-part series which will delve into the highs and lows of her life."
"It's said to be worth £13million [about $17 million], and the project is tentatively called Sharing Her Story — with the pun fully intended," the source added.
Cher Details How Her Former Partner 'Manhandled' Her
It comes after she released the first part of her memoir "Cher: The Memoir," where she detailed disturbing incidents that happened in her previous marriage to the late Sonny Bono. In the book, which was released in November 2024, Cher alleged that Bono "manhandled" her and "seriously thought about" killing her at one point.
She was married to Bono between 1964 and 1975, but after that relationship ended, she married Gregg Allman that same year before calling it quits in 1979.
Many years ago, she opened up about how Bono had become controlling in their relationship, years after finding success as a singing couple and even launching their own variety show called "The Sonny & Cher Comedy Hour."
"He didn't want me to grow up or have any freedom," she told Parade. "I wasn't allowed to do anything except work. We worked more than we lived."
Char also spoke on how infidelity affected their relationship, saying, "Stardom made Sonny a huge womanizer."
She added, "One woman, or even five, was not enough for him. I found all this out afterward. I asked him, 'How did you manage the logistics?' I was trusting and faithful with him. The truth is, I'm not so sure we should've ever been husband and wife."
