Michael Oher previously addressed his conservatorship with the Tuohy family in his own 2011 memoir, I Beat The Odds: From Homelessness, to The Blind Side, and Beyond. A passage from the book has ...

Michael Oher — the subject of the hit 2009 movie The Blind Side — has come forward with allegations that the wealthy Tuohy family established a conservatorship in which they profited from his ...

Leigh Anne Tuohy/ Instagram In their 2010 book, the Tuohys recount a scene around the family dinner table during which they recall asking Oher if he’s interested in joining their family legally.

In a matter of days, the story of Michael Oher and the family who helped him, as portrayed in "The Blind Side," has been flipped on its head.

In the 2011 book, Oher wrote he "became a legal member of the Tuohy family." CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM ...

The Tuohy family from the blockbuster book and film “The Blind Side” continues to be adamant that they did not swindle Michael Oher.

An attorney for Sean and Leigh Anne Tuohy alleges that 'Blind Side' subject Michael Oher attempted to 'threaten' them with negative press and demanded $15 million before filing his petition on Monday ...

Tuohy said the family would end the conservatorship if that’s what Oher wants, and added that the only money the family made from the movie was from Michael Lewis, the author of the book "The ...

The Tuohy family is accusing Michael Oher, the subject of the film "The Blind Side," of allegedly trying to extort them for millions in new court docs.

Michael Lewis, who wrote nonfiction book "The Blind Side," defended the Tuohy family from Michael Oher's lawsuit over the film deal.

Tuohy family lawyers say Michael Oher knew he was in conservatorship and wrote about it in 2011 "In 2011, he acknowledged in that book on three separate occasions in that book, that there was in ...

In his book, as shared by TMZ on Thursday, Oher wrote specifically about his understanding of the legal arrangement he had with the Tuohy family.