Tristan Thompson files for conservatorship of brother after Khloé Kardashian revealed she's his caregiver

Tristan Thompson is stepping into a more formal role when it comes to his younger brother, Amari, and this time, he's trying to make it legal. Getty Amari's life changed forever after the death of his mother According to new filings, acquired by PEOPLE, the NBA player is seeking a limited conservatorship for his 19-year-old brother, who has epilepsy, stating that Amari "suffers from an intellectual disability and developmental delay and is unable to take care of his personal needs." The documents add that he's "unable to live independently" and "unable to handle any financial . . .