Here's Why Charlie Sheen And Denise Richards's Daughter, Sami, Told Her Dad To Never Contact Her "Ever Again"
This is Charlie Sheen and Denise Richards 's daughter, Sami Sheen.
Recently, she revealed why she decided to completely cut off contact with her estranged dad.
On an April 14 appearance on Gia Giudice's podcast Casual Chaos, the OnlyFans model opened up about the tumultuous relationship with her mom and dad.
While living with her mom, her husband, Aaron Phypers, and her sister, Lola, she said they were "constantly fighting," and she didn't get along with anybody. "I kind of felt like the odd one out, and being the older sister, the blame was always thrown on me for everything," Sami recalled. "I was really struggling mentally in that house and there's obviously a lot that I wish I could say, but I'll get in trouble for saying."
After not speaking with her mother, Sami went to live with her dad in 2021, but a few years later, she left to live on her own. "I was like, this is not working. My mom's is not working. So I lived with a friend for a little bit, and then I went back to my mom's right after I turned 18, and I just was like, I cannot do this. So that's when I started OnlyFans, and I got an apartment a month later, and I've been living in an apartment ever since."
Now, Sami has told Charlie not to contact her "ever again," and she seems serious about it.
"We haven't we haven't spoken on the phone in almost a year, and then we haven't texted in a little over six months," Sami said. "He was working on his own stuff and like pretty busy, so we weren't even that close anymore. But then I really got frustrated because it was when I got my nose surgery. I was really mad that he couldn't even like call me or anything to see if I made it out of surgery."
Last year, Sami revealed behind-the-scenes details of her nose job just a year after her breast augmentation. While Sami recognized that her surgery was necessarily life-threatening, it was "still the support of it" that led her to stop communication with her dad.
After he reached out to her a day later, the conversations with Charlie went south, and she blocked him after what she describes as sending her "some crazy stuff."
"I've had him blocked for a minute now," Sami continued. "I had to block his email as well, and then he actually got a new number on Christmas to text me other crazy stuff where I had to block that number. I had to put a stop to it and tell him, 'Do not contact me ever again because this is crazy.'"
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