Sheen’s OnlyFans daughter shuts down hearsay: ‘Daddy’s cash’

“Look, if I had Daddy’s money, I would own it, OK? I would let you guys know,” the mannequin shared through a TikTok video over the weekend in response to a remark that the actor provides her cash.

“These comments make me so frustrated because this man hasn’t given me a dime in over four years. I have been fully financially supporting myself since I was 18 years old,” she mentioned.

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Sami, 22, defined that she realized Charlie had bought her 21-year-old sister, Lola, a automotive in full money, including that he paid “a lot of f***ing money.”

“So I asked if he can buy me a horse for the same price, and that was the last time we spoke, and that was a couple weeks ago,” she continued.

“So if that doesn’t put it in perspective that my father doesn’t f***ing help me with anything, I don’t know what it does.”

“My dad did not get me the beach house,” she mentioned in reference to the brand new residence she just lately bought.

“These titties did,” Sami mentioned whereas grabbing her chest, “so go subscribe.”

Charlie shares Sami and Lola together with his ex-wife Denise Richards, whom he was married to from 2002 to 2006.

Sami was pressured to handle critics after flaunting her beachside residence in a TikTok video posted over the weekend.

In the video, she confirmed off her empty home, simply steps away from the ocean, whereas explaining her decor plans.

The web character reportedly banked greater than $US3 million ($4 million) in February 2025, three years after she launched her OnlyFans account.

Charlie beforehand instructed Page Six that he doesn’t help his eldest daughter’s profession, saying in 2022 that Richards allowed for it to happen.

“I urged her to keep it classy, creative and not sacrifice her integrity,” the Two and a Half Men star mentioned.

The actor and Sami have had a rocky relationship through the years, with the latter claiming that she would “rather do literally anything else than go to lunch” in April 2025.

This article initially appeared in Page Six and was reproduced with permission