Charlie Sheen reveals he slept with men while using crack: ‘A lot of it was f**king fun’

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Charlie Sheen revealed he has slept with men in his eye-opening book and documentary.

At the premiere of the Netflix docuseries, the actor, aged 60, received support from his ex-wife Denise Richards. During this event, he discussed his past relationships in various projects.

In an upcoming book and TV show,” the Wall Street actor disclosed, “he turned the menu over, implying a shift in his personal life, as he discusses his decisions to engage in relationships with individuals of the same sex, as reported by People.

In a recent interview with People, he expressed that instead of avoiding his past or being controlled by it, he intends to confront and master it.

Sheen said he was using crack when his sexual escapades with men occurred.  

Sheen explained to the magazine that this is where it all began or where it was ignited. During the periods when he wasn’t involved, he grappled with understanding its origins and reasons for happening. Eventually, he came to the conclusion, “Who cares?” Who cares? Some of it was peculiar, much of it was entertaining. And life continues on.

During his interview on Good Morning America on Friday, Sheen was questioned as to why he chose to conceal those specific encounters with men.

He explained that it was accompanied by an overwhelming pressure to give in. At the moment, his thought was, “Alright, let’s simply part with the money to suppress it, and pray it remains hidden, vanish from sight.

They recorded various things and possessed items that could control my actions, making me feel like I was being kept prisoner against my will. It’s an unpleasant sensation to be in such a powerless position.

He explained that he chose to disclose his HIV status in 2015, stating, “I felt a need for freedom from this burden, and I wanted to see how the world would respond once they knew about it.

Sharing the news he said, ‘was a tremendous relief.’ 

When questioned about discussing his sexual encounters with men publicly for the first time, Charlie Sheen, known for his role in Platoon, responded by saying it felt liberating. He explained that simply talking openly about such topics was like a train not crashing into a restaurant or a piano not falling from the sky – nothing unexpected or harmful had occurred.

Ever since I kicked my drug habit, I’ve proudly maintained eight years of sobriety! It’s been important for me to make amends with those I’ve hurt along the way. I want anyone diving into my book or tuning in to the docu-series to understand that this isn’t a tale of someone trying to play the victim – rather, it’s an honest account of my journey towards redemption and growth.

Born as Carlos Irwin Estévez, Sheen is the son of Martin Sheen, who has won an Emmy at the age of 85. Initially, he started acting in minor roles within his father’s films, but it was his role in the 1983 film Red Dawn alongside Patrick Swayze and Jennifer Gray that brought him recognition. He later gained widespread acclaim with his breakout performance in the 1986 film Platoon as a young soldier deployed to fight in the Vietnam war.

In the 1987 movie Wall Street, he portrayed a stockbroker with questionable moral standards. This role brought his co-star, Michael Douglas, the prestigious Academy Award for Best Actor.

In simpler terms, the actor gained nationwide recognition for his role as the unconventional bachelor in the popular sitcom Two and a Half Men. However, his employment was terminated in 2011 after repeated instances of unusual conduct stemming from drug abuse.

Today, Sheen, who is the father of five, is living a much quieter life.

In simpler terms, he’s in a relationship with Cassandra, who is 40 years old, alongside his long-time partner from high school, Paula Profit. His ex-wife Denise Richards and he share two daughters, Sami, aged 21, and Lola, aged 20.

The Young Guns star is dad to twins Bob and Max, 16 from his marriage to ex Brook Mueller. 

He shared with People that his love life has remained remarkably calm for quite some time, scarcely experiencing any excitement or change.

He clarified that it wasn’t their decision, but Sami and Lola ended up moving in, and when they eventually moved out, it was the boys who took over, leaving no space left in the car.

I invested a great deal of my time and effort pursuing this for such a long time. Eventually, I needed some space for solitude, yet without feeling isolated.

On September 9, “The Book of Sheen” will hit the shelves, while Charlie Sheen’s Netflix debut is scheduled for September 10.

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2025-09-06 04:33