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Charlie Sheen’s Daughter: "My Dad Didn’t Buy Me a House, My Breasts Bought It"

Sami Sheen rejected claims that her father finances her lavish lifestyle, saying she has supported herself through her successful OnlyFans page since turning 18.
Sami Sheen responded to rumors that her father finances her lavish lifestyle, declaring: "My dad hasn’t given me a dime. Subscribe to my OnlyFans."

Who among us cannot remember going to Dad, asking for money simply because we felt entitled to it, and being turned down?

In protest, we stormed out, slammed the door and threatened to do things we would not be proud of—only to return home, apologize and accept our bitter fate.

Sami Sheen, the daughter of actor Charlie Sheen, has taken her anger with her father a considerable step further.

She recently made clear that she is not living off the star’s substantial fortune, but on money she earned through her successful page on the controversial platform OnlyFans.

The 22-year-old Sheen recently made headlines amid claims that her father was funding her luxurious lifestyle, and Sami quickly moved to set the record straight.

"Look, if I had my dad’s money, I would admit it, okay? I would tell you," she said in a video posted to TikTok on Saturday.

"These comments are so frustrating to me because this man has not given me a single cent in more than four years. I have supported myself entirely since I was 18."

The younger Sheen said she recently learned that her father had bought her 21-year-old sister, Lola, a car and paid the full price in cash.

"So I asked whether he could buy me a horse for the same amount, and that was the last time we spoke. That was a few weeks ago. If that doesn’t demonstrate that my dad doesn’t help me with anything, I don’t know what does."

She added: "My dad didn’t buy me the beach house.

These boobs bought it," she said while holding her chest, before declaring: "So go subscribe."
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