RHOSLC star Mary Cosby’s son Robert Jr. tells court he finished inpatient rehab after sparking concern with behavior

THE Real Housewives of Salt Lake City star Mary Cosby’s son Robert Jr. has told a Utah court that he completed his stint in rehab, The U.S. Sun can exclusively reveal.

As The U.S. Sun exclusively reported, Robert Jr., 21, entered an inpatient treatment facility in California in August as part of his ongoing 2022 DUI case.

According to new court documents obtained by The U.S. Sun, Robert Jr. is now back in Utah.

The RHOSLC guest star appeared in Murray Justice Court on November 21 for a scheduled hearing alongside his attorney.

“Defendant states he completed in-patient treatment,” the minutes from the hearing revealed.

However, Robert Jr. must return to court in January because he allegedly failed to provide proof he completed all aspects of his treatment plan.

"Prosecutor filed order to show cause based on failing to complete Prime For Life, 16-week Substance Abuse Treatment with random testing or 30 days home confinement,” the docs stated.

Prime For Life is an alcohol and drug program that features court-required courses to help participants “reflect on personal choices, be inspired and motivated to make changes, and protect the things they value most in life,” according to the website.

The U.S. Sun has reached out to Robert Jr.'s attorney for comment and he did not immediately respond.

'HEALTHY' CHANGES

In a recent interview, Mary, 52, implied her son was on a path to recovery.

"Robert is steady," she told Page Six's Virtual Reali-Tea podcast on November 19. "He's steady, which for me is healthy, and he's doing good."

She continued: "He's working on [himself] on telling lies. He's working on himself being honest with me and not trying to deceive me.

"And that right there — I think those little changes has better[ed] our relationship because, you know, that's more trust, more love, and loving me in the right way, not taking advantage of Mom because I'm weak to him and he knows it." 

LONG ROAD TO RECOVERY

Robert previously made an appearance in court on July 8.

He was expected to be in court on August 15, but his attorney informed the court he was unable to appear because he was "at an inpatient treatment facility in California.”

By the July hearing, Robert had completed a 10-day Detox Treatment and a Victim Impact Panel course, both of which were previously ordered by the court.

He had also completed 30 days of home confinement in 2023, according to court docs.

On July 3, an Assessment, Counseling & Educational Services (ACES) report was filed with the court, noting that Robert has been "non-compliant."

The counselors noted they "had no contact" with him since the last hearing, which was a month prior, and that his previous test for them was conducted in May.

Results from May showed that he tested positive for cocaine, Fentanyl, and THC, according to records obtained by The U.S. Sun.

Robert’s DUI charge had initially stemmed from a March 2022 incident when the housewife’s only child was caught by cops after not following road rules and throwing a case of beer cans into a dumpster.

Per the report, Robert informed the officer that he "did not have a driver's license" and "he had not been drinking and does not drink alcohol."

He admitted, however, that he has recently in the past "taken some oxycontin, Xanax, and smoked marijuana."

After failing the field sobriety tests, including blowing "triple zeros" in the breathalyzer test, he was charged with driving under the influence of alcohol, improper right turn, driving on suspension alcohol-related, and failure to operate within a single lane.

Apart from the DUI, which Robert had pleaded guilty to, the other three charges were dismissed with prejudice in September 2022. 

WORRIED MOM

This season of RHOSLC has shed light on Robert’s disturbing behavior as he was often seen avoiding his mother in their home and being less communicative.

Robert and his wife of two years, Alexiana, were often hiding out in his bedroom.

"Robert is currently at home right now. He's not in college. Robert does ask me for money and no, he's not working," Mary told the cameras.

But I just feel like he's very sheltered and I feel like that's my fault, and so, that's why I don't mind him staying at home."

In the recent episode, Mary found Robert and his wife eating in bed, acting lethargic and slurring their words.

She asked him, “When’s the last time you picked up?” as she looked around and found a mess in his room.

“Something’s going on with Robert Jr. and I’m concerned. He’s typically very ambitious but lately, he’s just not. He’s not doing anything,” she confessed to the cameras.

Mary previously skipped out on co-star Bronwyn Newport’s trip to Palm Springs to spend time with her family.

In the midseason trailer, Mary confronted her son and asks him: "You’ve got to be real. You’ve got to talk to me," as he appeared to break down in front of her.

The preview then skipped to Mary telling her pal Angie Katsanevas, “Right now, my family needs me."

Fans also expressed their concern over Robert Jr.'s behavior on social media.

"This was so sad to watch," one follower said on Reddit after watching the bedroom seen with Robert Jr. and Alexiana.

"This is really emotional, I feel so bad for Mary," said another.

New episodes of RHOSLC Season 5 air every Wednesday at 9pm ET/PT on Bravo.