Sami Sheen says she has been financially independent since turning 18 and has not received money from her father, Charlie Sheen, for more than four years. The 22-year-old content creator said her OnlyFans earnings helped her secure a new beach home.
In a TikTok video posted Saturday, July 18, Sami pushed back at comments suggesting her father was paying for the property. “Look, if I had daddy’s money, I would own it, OK? I would let you guys know,” she said.
Sami said the speculation frustrates her because Charlie Sheen “has not given me a dime in over four years.” She added, “I’ve been fully financially supporting myself since I was 18 years old.”
A Dispute Over Support
According to the account reported by www.yahoo.com, Sami said Charlie bought her younger sister, Lola Rose Sheen, a car with cash. Sami said she then asked whether he could buy her a horse for the same price.
She said that conversation was the last time the pair spoke, describing it as having happened a couple of weeks earlier. Sami also said her father does not help her with anything.
OnlyFans as Her Income Source
Sami joined OnlyFans in 2022, months after her 18th birthday, and the decision drew widespread attention. She now points to the adult-content platform as the source of the financial success behind her move.
Her mother, Denise Richards, joined OnlyFans shortly after Sami did. Richards has said the platform has proven lucrative.
A Strained Family Relationship
Sami has previously spoken about a fractured relationship with Charlie Sheen. During a 2025 episode of Denise Richards & Her Wild Things, she said she and her father had not spoken in five months.
Richards said she and Lola had recently met Charlie for lunch, while acknowledging the difficulties her daughters have faced with their dad. “The girls have been through a lot with their dad,” Richards said.
Richards added that she understands why Sami feels the way she does and said the relationship has not always been perfect for Lola either. She expressed hope that Charlie recognizes what is at stake, saying he is “missing out.”
