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Cher is everywhere right now and making headlines for both her dazzling show business returns and her candid personal revelations. NBC confirmed that Cher will make her first full performance as a musical guest on Saturday Night Live since 1987 on December 20, 2025, a return that fans and the entertainment world have been buzzing about. Ariana Grande will be hosting the same night, a perfect pairing since Grande has repeatedly cited Cher as a key influence. The announcement is getting widespread coverage, with Sunny 94.3, WMT Tram, and Sunny 107.9 all emphasizing the historical significance—this is a full-circle moment, reuniting two pop icons from different eras under Studio 8H’s spotlight. The buildup is intense mainly because Cher’s last official musical slot on SNL was nearly four decades ago, when she performed hits from her comeback album and balanced a blockbuster film career at the same time, plus she recently made a brief appearance at the SNL50 homecoming concert. According to Mega 99.3, this appearance is set to reconnect younger audiences with Cher’s formidable legacy, and industry chatter predicts social media will light up on the night of the broadcast.
But the most biographically consequential news comes from the business side, with ArcaMax and Daily Jang reporting that Cher is in advanced talks with Netflix for a tell-all docuseries reportedly titled Sharing Her Story. The deal is pegged at £13 million, with seven hour-long episodes planned to cover the full drama of her career, marriages, and reinventions, slated for release in 2026. The timing will coincide with the publication of the long-awaited second part of her memoir. Cher has openly commented to the New York Times about how emotionally draining memoir writing has been, revealing, “This book has exhausted me. It took a lot out of me. Too much life. Lived too long.” The Netflix series, insiders say, is expected to offer the first truly in-depth look at both career triumphs and struggles, including inside stories of marriages to Sonny Bono and Gregg Allman and frank new takes on fame and reinvention. Gossip columns note there’s speculation the series could reshape legacy documentaries for other enduring superstars, but nothing unconfirmed has leaked about specific episode content yet.
In the realm of public appearances and candid interviews, Cher’s relationship with Alexander 'AE' Edwards continues to draw attention, especially for their generational divide. CBS Mornings’ Gayle King recently pressed her about the 40-year age gap, and Cher shot back that they “just have a blast” and that the commentary means nothing to her. She even shared details about her warm relationship with AE’s six-year-old son, Slash, describing him as “so funny” and “a delight,” and quipped she’d wished for exactly “a toddler and a man,” which social media turned into a meme almost instantly. According to IMDb, Cher was also recently upfront about her feelings toward aging, telling Gayle King that she “hates it” and challenging the old adage that wisdom is a consolation prize for getting older.
There’s also continued success in live theater, with the Tony Award-winning The Cher Show musical touring to packed houses, featuring three different actresses to portray Cher at various stages of her life, and proudly touting its massive jukebox of hits and show-stopping gowns, as per Tilles Center press releases.
In sum, Cher is not just back in the public eye, she’s rewriting her own story in real time, grabbing huge deals, and looking to reshape how the entertainment business packages pop legends. If this week proves anything, it’s that Cher’s stamina for reinvention—and for making headlines—is nowhere near running out.
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