Former NFL star Michael Oher, whose life story inspired the movie “The Blind Side,” has recently filed legal documents stating that he was never officially adopted by the Tuohy family. Oher claims that Sean and Leigh Anne Tuohy placed him under a conservatorship without his consent, giving them complete control over his contracts and financial affairs. Furthermore, Oher alleges that the Tuohys profited immensely from “The Blind Side,” while he received no compensation. He is now seeking to end the conservatorship and to be compensated for the financial gains made by the Tuohy family. The Tuohys, however, deny these allegations, stating that they never made any money from the film and that the conservatorship was necessary for Oher to play college football. While the legal dispute continues, Oher has voiced long-standing criticisms of how he was portrayed in the film, feeling that it misrepresented his intelligence and downplayed the contribution of others in his success. Despite these controversies, “The Blind Side” remains a blockbuster success, but at the cost of straining the relationship between Oher and the Tuohy family.
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