Actress Denise Richards has shown which side she is on after her ex-husband Charlie Sheen became angry that her daughter had joined OnlyFans.
Denise Richards has joined OnlyFans just one week after her 18-year-old daughter, Sam “Sami” Sheen, made her NSFW debut.
The first The real housewives of Beverly Hills The star shared a video on Instagram today in which she was seen walking barefoot on a beach while wearing a white dress. Page six reports.
“Ready … here we are,” Richards, 51, wrote before adding the “#onlyfans” tag and directing his 1.4 million followers to the link to subscribe to its content for 25 dollars a month.
The actress’ new business endeavor comes after Sami, her daughter with ex-husband Charlie Sheen, joined the adult site, which is often used to post nude or partially nude photos and videos at a higher price. .
Sami, who turned 18 in March, shared a photo on June 13 that showed her looking at the camera from a hot tub while wearing a black bikini.
Despite their strained relationship, Richards has been a vocal advocate for his daughter, explaining Page six exclusively at the time, “Sami is 18, and that decision was not based on the house where she lives. All I can do as a parent is guide her and trust her judgment, but she decides.”
However, the news did not sit well with Charlie, 56, as he blamed his ex-wife on his eldest daughter’s account, which has a $ 19.99 monthly subscription.
Sheentold Page six: “He is now 18 years old and lives with his mother. That didn’t happen under my roof. “
He added: “I don’t realize it, but since I can’t help it, I urged her to keep it classy, creative and not sacrifice her integrity.”
But Richards defended his daughter once more days later, alluding to her Playboy he spreads what he has done over the years and argues that Charlie “shouldn’t be” judging Sami for his choices.
Richards and Charlie were married from 2002 to 2006 and also have a 17-year-old daughter Lola. The former model is now married to Aaron Phypers.
This story originally appeared on page six and is republished here with permission