Charlie Sheen Once Worth 150 Million Is Nearly Homeless

Charlie Sheen was once the highest-paid actor on TV, bringing home $1.8 million per episode for Two and a Half Men. Of course, his hijinks with drugs, liquor, prostitutes, and social media got him fired from that lucrative gig in 2011 after a truly epic once-in-a-lifetime meltdown. Officially the studio cited a default on his contract as the reason for his dismissal. Specifically, being unable to perform his duties on Two and a Half Men, admitting to using cocaine, and making derogatory public comments about the show, and refusing to continue working on the series without “radical changes” being made. Sheen gave a statement to TMZ after he was fired, saying: Remember this version of Sheen? Around the same time, he also made appearances on Good Morning America, Today, and Piers Morgan Tonight saying bizarre things including this: Sheen also has had a very expensive personal life. Before September 2016, he was paying $110,000 per month to two ex-wives. After Charlie sued to have the payments reduced due to his weakened financial status, a judge changed his monthly spousal payment to $25,000 per ex. He still pays $500,000 per year to support his kids. In court filings, Charlie claimed to have $12 million in debts, mostly made up of various mortgages. He also claims his monthly income has dropped from an all-time peak of $600,000 to around $167,000. Charlie’s monthly medical expenses run $25,000. Charlie has also had a long documented history of using prostitutes. He was rumored to be one of Heidi Fleiss’ best clients.  In 2013, Charlie spent $1,629,507 on hookers. We know this, because his production company listed them as expenses in its tax returns. The expenses were labeled as “Friendly Entertainment.” According to a Madam that Charlie allegedly used, he would pay $10,000 extra to have sex with hookers without a condom. That’s on top of the roughly $10,000 he would spend for them to be there in the first place. Between 2011 and 2015, Sheen claims to have paid out more than $10 million to people who threatened to make his then secret HIV positive status public. Sheen also allegedly bought houses for some of his ex-girlfriends who knew of his HIV status. Also, according to those same tax filings that revealed his frequent use of prostitutes, Charlie spends $410,000 per year on his personal chef, $130,000 on parties, $105,000 on hotels, and $135,000 on clothing. In August 2018, Sheen sought to have the child support he paid ex-wife Denise Richards for their daughters Sam and Lola reduced. In the filing he claims he has been blacklisted from Hollywood and cannot find work. So that’s how Charlie Sheen went from being the highest paid actor on TV with a net worth we estimated was $150 million to being broke, six months behind on his mortgage payments, and worth less than $10 million.