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Charlie Sheen's 22-year-old daughter Sami Sheen spoke out after joining OnlyFans at 18 - a decision that her famous father said he does not approve of.
Back in 2022, after she joined the adult subscription platform, the Two and a Half Men alum, 61, shared his thoughts on Sami's decision to join the subscription platform - which is known mostly for its adult content - in a statement.
"I do not condone this," he said, adding: "But since I'm unable to prevent it, I urged her to keep it classy, creative, and not sacrifice her integrity."
He went on to say: "She is 18 years old now and living with her mother. This did not occur under my roof."
While Sami did not directly address her father's comments, she shared a Q+A on her Instagram Story, in which she shared that she will be focusing on body positivity while posting on OnlyFans.
She responded to a question from a follower, who asked: "Do you really think you have the body for [OnlyFans] lol?"
Sami answered: "Yes because there's no 'body' you need to have in order to do [OnlyFans]. Only thing that matters is making sure you're comfortable with what your posting and remembering that all bodies are beautiful."
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Another follower asked the teen if her mom and dad know about her OnlyFans account, and she responded: "Yes, and my mom is extremely supportive."
Sami is Sheen's eldest daughter whom he shares with his ex-wife, Denise Richards,
Richards, 55, told People that the choice "wasn't based on whose house she lives in," adding: "All I can do as a parent is guide her and trust her judgment, but she makes her own choices."
Sami had revealed her OF account on Instagram, sharing a snap of herself in a black bikini, captioning the shot: "Click the link in my bio if u wanna see more."
Richards responded to the post with a supportive message, writing: "Sami I will always support you & always have your back. I love you."
In September 2025, Charlie addressed the falling out with Sami, telling People: "There’s some stuff going on with Sami, but we'll fix it."
He added: "I've got more days behind me than in front of me and that's fine. That's the deal we get when we show up [on Earth].
"But what I try to tell my kids is, 'Dude, you're going to be here so long after I'm not. So try to hang on to at least 10% of what I'm saying. I guarantee it will come in handy somewhere, I promise it.'"
He added during a Good Morning America interview: "As long as everybody is still in the game, there’s always a shot for a better tomorrow.
"I don’t really know what I did, that’s the problem. I don’t know what I’m supposed to apologize for. But I have absolute faith that this is not a forever thing.
"Her and I will work it out. It’s too valuable to let some moment destroy all of that."
