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Breaking News: Steelers Owner Goes To Court Over Disturbing Allegations - Breaking News 1
September 25, 2026 Sports Entertainment
Pittsburgh Steelers co-owner and billionaire hedge fund manager Robert Citrone is asking a Pennsylvania judge to step into his ongoing legal battle with the alleged mother of his 3-year-old son, claiming she has taken the dispute to social media.
Here are the shocking details.
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Steelers Owner In The Middle Of Brutal Court Battle
According to court documents obtained by TMZ, Citrone’s attorneys are seeking an emergency order preventing Amy Blunt from discussing the case with the media or posting information about it online.
Citrone’s lawyers say Blunt recently posted on social media that she had won an appeal allowing her to question Citrone, his wife and his children under oath. The post also addressed Citrone’s wealth, claiming he was worth about $250 million when his other children were young and is now worth billions.
Blunt allegedly wrote that her son, Luca, has had to “fight for basic needs.”
After seeing the post, Citrone’s attorney reportedly contacted Blunt’s lawyer. The court documents say Blunt later emailed her own attorney and indicated that she planned to launch a TikTok account discussing what she characterized as Citrone’s “infidelity and his refusal to support Luca.”
Citrone’s legal team is now asking the court to prohibit Blunt from providing information about the case to journalists, newspapers or social media outlets.
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The dispute centers in part on Blunt’s efforts to obtain financial information from Citrone. She is seeking documents including tax returns and income statements as she fights for support for Luca.
According to the court filings, Luca has been diagnosed with Cornelia de Lange Syndrome along with other health conditions and requires a wheelchair.
A judge granted Blunt’s request Monday to depose Citrone, his wife and his children as part of an effort to determine the family’s standard of living.
The latest court filing adds another public wrinkle to a bitter legal battle that has been playing out over Citrone’s finances and his alleged responsibility to support his son.