Charlie Sheen’s ex-girlfriend Bree Olson has been tested for HIV. I’ve never had the opportunity to share that with any man before because, honestly, I don’t think I’ve ever been with a man who was even deserving of that.
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The actor then asked the audience to view HIV no differently to an illness like cancer or substance abuse.
Sheen said he had been blackmailed by women who threatened to expose his condition.
The assistant said that Sheen was “miserable” in his life, and stayed holed up “in a small room” with the door closed, doing “whatever he’s doing” and rarely stepping outside.
And so Charlamagne took to his panel on this week’s (Nov. 18) “Uncommon Sense”, featuring Andrew Schulz (“Guy Code”), artists T-Pain and Tax, and talk show host Clare Galterio, to find out if, considering Sheen’s volatile, raucous history, the actor actually got what was coming to him.
Olson also says that the two had unprotected sex, and when they did use protection, Sheen insisted on lambskin condoms. Charlie’s doctor said “HIV is the virus that leads to AIDS, which has no cure”.
“I didn’t know in ’95 how it would be received”, he said.
The former porn star, who made a decision to get tested for the virus shortly before the actor admitted today (11.17.15) he has been living with it for the past four years, has been given a clean bill of health. Not only was his HIV status disclosed, but Sheen also answered questions about his diagnosis, his bank account, his revolving door of past prostitute companions, and how he revealed his status to his former wife Denise Richards and his family.
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Natalie Kenley and was his lover during a turbulent time in his personal life during which he was sacked from sitcom “Two and a Half Men”.
