Cher memoir: New details on divorce from Sonny Bono

Cher Reveals Untold Truths in New Memoir

Cher’s new memoir, “Cher: The Memoir – Part One,” sheds light on her early life and tumultuous relationship with Sonny Bono. The iconic duo, known for their musical hits and TV show, faced challenges behind the scenes that ultimately led to their breakup.

Meeting Bono at a young age, Cher describes their connection as more platonic than passionate. Despite this, their shared dream of success propelled them to stardom with chart-topping songs like “I’ve Got You Babe” and a successful TV show, “The Sonny & Cher Comedy Hour.”

However, as their fame grew, so did the strain on their relationship. Cher recalls feeling neglected by Bono, who became jealous and controlling. A pivotal moment came when a guitarist kissed her, leading to a confrontation that exposed the cracks in their marriage.

The revelation that Bono owned the majority of their joint enterprise, leaving Cher with nothing, was a devastating blow. Despite their split, Cher reflects on their friendship and the realization that Bono always anticipated her departure.

Following their divorce in 1975, Bono pursued a career in politics before his tragic death in 1998. Cher’s candid account in her memoir offers a glimpse into the highs and lows of their partnership, highlighting the untold truths that shaped their legacy.

As fans delve into Cher’s memoir, they will uncover a deeper understanding of the complex dynamics that defined her relationship with Bono and the challenges they faced as a power couple in the spotlight.