Son Of Hank Williams Jr. Claims Father Placed Him In Conservatorship: ‘I Want Out’
etcanada.comSam Williams, son of country singer Hank Williams Jr., wants out. The younger Williams, also a country artist, shared a disturbing video on YouTube in which he claims to be in a conservatorship, which he wants ended.
In the video (which has since been deleted, but preserved by TMZ), Williams shares his message by holding up a series of handwritten notes for the camera. READ MORE: Hank Williams Jr.’s ‘Monday Night Football’ Theme Song Removed For 2020-2021 NFL Season “I am under a conservatorship,” his first notes read. “My father, my half-sister and a lawyer placed me in it abruptly — in August 2020,” the notes continued, “55 days after my sister’s tragic death.” He then held up his final note: “I want out.” According to TMZ, the clip’s caption read, “I’ve been quiet a long time now.
I want out of this, and I don’t mind people knowing. They took my grief process, my spirit, my money, my car, my home, and everything possible in order to ‘protect me.’ Well, I need protection from them.” TMZ has reached out to the attorneys and reps of Hank Williams Jr.
but has yet to receive a response; however, the outlet confirmed via court records that the singer filed a petition for an emergency conservatorship for his son in August 2020, but have been unable to confirm its current status.
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