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Denise Richards' daughter Sami Sheen shares chilling claim she 'almost got sex trafficked'

Denise Richards' daughter Sami Sheen shares chilling claim she 'almost got sex trafficked'

Daily Mail​4 hours ago
' daughter Sami Sheen has claimed she had a close call with a suspected sex trafficker.
OnlyFans star Sheen, 21, whose father is actor Charlie Sheen, shocked fans with a chilling TikTok video in which she said she was approached by two suspicious men in a parking lot late at night.
She said: 'I think I almost got sex trafficked tonight. We were at this restaurant pretty late. We didn't leave until midnight and we were outside taking photos in the parking lot, we were there for five minutes.
'This man came up to us asking for money, I said "sorry I don't have any cash on me".
'He's being persistent, I'm like, "sorry no" and he goes "ok have a good night".
Sheen said she then turned her head to see 'another man in front of us.'
'The second I saw this man I had the worst feeling in my stomach, like get the f**k away from me right now', she said.
'He comes up to me and asks "do you speak Spanish?"
'He starts to reach into his back pocket and I reach into my purse and pull out my pepper spray, and I open that b***h and he saw that and he started to pull a card out.
'We immediately book it, get in my car and lock the doors.'
Sheen said she was disturbed to see one of the men in the background of her photos from earlier in the evening, saying: 'I feel like they're working together. The man was watching us the whole time, he was staring at us.
'I'm usually very aware of my surroundings and I didn't notice this man
'I don't think this man had good intentions at all.'
The video comes days after Sheen revealed her intense battle with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD).
The model — whose mom is in the midst of divorcing her estranged husband Aaron Phypers — started the recording by saying: 'Nothing aggravates me more than when someone is like, "Oh, my god. I'm so OCD I need to keep my room clean and organized."'
She contrasted that statement with her own experience, explaining, 'I'm so OCD that even if I buy something from the grocery store that day and I read the expiration date over and over and over and over again, somehow I will convince myself it's a fake expiration date and it's actually expired a year ago.'
Engaging her 192,000 followers, she continued, 'And if I eat it I'm going to get violently ill, so I have to throw it away and starve.'
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