Cher’s Deathbed Confession: I Lost Five Babies
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The scandal-prone superstar’s shocking admission — of undergoing one abortion and suffering four miscarriages — came in the wake of the May 27 death of ex-hubby Gregg Allman and the realization she, too, is hurtling toward her final days as she battles the life-sapping Epstein-Barr virus.
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“Instead of celebrating all she has achieved, Cher is wallowing in sorrow and misery,” The National ENQUIRER learned from a source close to the "Believe" singer. “She’s facing the end and thinking about all the children she might have had.”
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Tragically, the songbird still has icy relationships with her surviving kids — Chaz, her sex-swapping daughter Chastity with first hubby Sonny Bono, and Elijah Blue, her son with Gregg. And she’s now reliving her heartbreak of the five other kids she might have had!
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“Before I had Chastity, I had four miscarriages,” she sadly reveals. Because of that, docs made her take extra precautions when she became preggers with Chasity, who had transgender surgery in 2010. “I had to lie in bed for the whole time I was pregnant with her,” said Cher. “I couldn’t leave my house!”
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She later terminated a pregnancy when married to drug addicted second husband Gregg. “I had an abortion right before I had Elijah,” she admits. Ironically, Cher was almost aborted by her own mother, Georgia Holt, now an ailing 91.
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“My mother told me once about how she got pregnant with me and didn’t want to be with my dad,” says Cher, shown here with her mom in 2013. “She was just so young and inexperienced. My grandmother said, ‘You have a bright future.’ She actually suggested an abortion.”
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But the procedure was then illegal so Georgia ended up at a back-alley doctor’s office. She had climbed onto the table when “at the last minute she said, ‘I can’t do this. I don’t care what happens — I can’t do this,’” says Cher.
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That Georgia’s daughter grew to become a showbiz superstar — an award-winning singer and actress — validated her last-minute call. And that decision may very well haunt Cher, who has undergone cutting-edge treatments in Germany in a desperate last-ditch bid to cheat death.
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It leaves Cher with a dying regret for the children she lost. According to the insider: “It makes her feel terrible!”
Photo credit: Getty Images
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The scandal-prone superstar’s shocking admission — of undergoing one abortion and suffering four miscarriages — came in the wake of the May 27 death of ex-hubby Gregg Allman and the realization she, too, is hurtling toward her final days as she battles the life-sapping Epstein-Barr virus.
Photo credit: Getty Images
“Instead of celebrating all she has achieved, Cher is wallowing in sorrow and misery,” The National ENQUIRER learned from a source close to the "Believe" singer. “She’s facing the end and thinking about all the children she might have had.”
Photo credit: Getty Images
Tragically, the songbird still has icy relationships with her surviving kids — Chaz, her sex-swapping daughter Chastity with first hubby Sonny Bono, and Elijah Blue, her son with Gregg. And she’s now reliving her heartbreak of the five other kids she might have had!
Photo credit: Getty Images
“Before I had Chastity, I had four miscarriages,” she sadly reveals. Because of that, docs made her take extra precautions when she became preggers with Chasity, who had transgender surgery in 2010. “I had to lie in bed for the whole time I was pregnant with her,” said Cher. “I couldn’t leave my house!”
Photo credit: Getty Images
She later terminated a pregnancy when married to drug addicted second husband Gregg. “I had an abortion right before I had Elijah,” she admits. Ironically, Cher was almost aborted by her own mother, Georgia Holt, now an ailing 91.
Photo credit: Getty Images
“My mother told me once about how she got pregnant with me and didn’t want to be with my dad,” says Cher, shown here with her mom in 2013. “She was just so young and inexperienced. My grandmother said, ‘You have a bright future.’ She actually suggested an abortion.”
Photo credit: Getty Images
But the procedure was then illegal so Georgia ended up at a back-alley doctor’s office. She had climbed onto the table when “at the last minute she said, ‘I can’t do this. I don’t care what happens — I can’t do this,’” says Cher.
Photo credit: Getty Images
That Georgia’s daughter grew to become a showbiz superstar — an award-winning singer and actress — validated her last-minute call. And that decision may very well haunt Cher, who has undergone cutting-edge treatments in Germany in a desperate last-ditch bid to cheat death.
Photo credit: Getty Images
It leaves Cher with a dying regret for the children she lost. According to the insider: “It makes her feel terrible!”
Photo credit: Getty Images
