A look back at the highest-paid TV actor’s troubled past
A look back at the highest-paid TV actor’s troubled past
The actor claimed that he could no longer afford his child support payments to ex-wives Denise Richards and Brooke Mueller after claiming he was “blacklisted” by Hollywood in court documents obtained by Us Weekly at the time. Sheen noted that his “income has changed significantly” since 2016, when he was ordered to pay a total of $20,000 to Richards for their children Sam and Lola, and $55,000 to Mueller for their kids Max and Bob.
After Roseanne Barr came under fire for her controversial tweet about Valerie Jarrett that led her to be fired from the Roseanne revival, Sheen said he understood what she was feeling. “I can relate to that tone of absolute despair because it’s not just about herself, it’s about the people that she knows she affected as well,” he said during an interview on Australia’s Kyle and Jackie O show. “What I hear in her voice, trying not to focus on the words but the emotion, is I hear the frustration, pain. There’s a sadness there.”
Years after Sheen’s character was killed off of Two and a Half Men, he told Us exclusively that he’d love to get closure. “I would do it today,” he said, before explaining he thinks he would be well-received by fans. “Just what I hear in the street, how much people would embrace that. I haven’t been in touch with anybody [from the show].” Sheen was fired in March 2011 after he made derogatory comments about the series' creator Chuck Lorre.
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