She was blindsided. Sandra Bullock has been the target of criticism following new allegations made by former NFL star Michael Oher, who inspired her 2009 film “The Blind Side.” Oher claimed in court documents that his guardians, Sean and Leigh Anne Tuohy, never actually adopted him but still profited from his success. The film was based on the 2006 book “The Blind Side: Evolution of a Game,” written by Michael Lewis, which tells Oher’s story of rising to football stardom after being taken in by the Tuohy family. Some people on social media are quick to judge Bullock and hold her responsible for the situation, despite her recent loss of partner Bryan Randall. Fans have come to Bullock’s defense, stating that she was simply doing her job and cannot be blamed for what happened. The Tuohy family, who served as inspiration for the film, have denied the allegations and expressed their devastation. They claim that they did not make any money off the movie, aside from a share given by the book’s author, Michael Lewis. The conservatorship that Oher was put under was to ensure his eligibility to play football at the University of Mississippi. The Tuohys stated that they wanted him to legally become a part of their family if he chose to attend Ole Miss. They sought legal advice and were told they could not adopt someone over the age of 18, so they established a conservatorship instead. They made sure Oher’s biological mother was involved in the court proceedings to ensure everything was done properly.
Sandra Bullock trolled online amid ‘The Blind Side’ allegations
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