Sami Sheen, the daughter of Denise Richards and Charlie Sheen, revealed her intense battle with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) in a TikTok clip over the weekend.
The 21-year-old Only Fans model -- whose mom is in the midst of divorcing her estranged husband Aaron Phypers -- started the recording by saying: 'Nothing aggravates me more than when someone is like, "Oh, my god. I'm so OCD I need to keep my room clean and organized."'
She contrasted that statement with her own experience, explaining, 'I'm so OCD that even if I buy something from the grocery store that day and I read the expiration date over and over and over and over again, somehow I will convince myself it's a fake expiration date and it's actually expired a year ago.'
Engaging her 192,000 followers, she continued, 'And if I eat it I'm going to get violently ill, so I have to throw it away and starve.'
The nepo baby wrote sarcastically in the caption, 'so fun! #ocd.'
Sami's confession comes days after her estranged stepfather Aaron detailed the sordid parts of his and her mother's crumbling marriage.
Sami Sheen, the daughter of Denise Richards and Charlie Sheen, revealed her intense battle with OCD in a TikTok clip over the weekend. The Only Fans model, 21, said: 'Nothing aggravates me more than when someone is like, "Oh, my god. I'm so OCD I need to keep my room clean and organized"'
By comparison, she shared that she fixates over the expiration printed on the food she buys and fears that they are somehow 'fake'
Last week, the 52-year-old wellness entrepreneur alleged that the 54-year-old actress has been having a months-long affair with a former special forces soldier named Rudy Reyes.
He claimed in a detailed letter to 'family and close friends' that Reyes has showered her with X-rated photos and videos, including a graphic clip that shows him naked and pleasuring himself.
In an exclusive interview with DailyMail.com, the Wild Things actress' outraged husband, who filed for divorce in early July, claimed he caught wind of his wife's alleged affair in April.
He said she had promised to break it off, only for him to catch her lying about another hook-up with 53-year-old Rudy that took place at a Hilton Garden Inn in Burbank, California, the following month.
He claimed his discovery of the May tryst then led to an explosive argument over the July 4th holiday weekend, during which she smashed his phone.
After Aaron filed divorce paperwork on July 7, Denise hit back a week later with a request for a temporary restraining order (which she was granted) that included a laundry list of domestic abuse allegations -- all of which her spouse has denied.
He said he is waiting for an upcoming August court hearing in which a judge will decide if the order is lifted, and until then, he is banned from going near his estranged wife and their adopted daughter Eloise, 14, whom he says he adores and misses terribly.
Sami shared tips for dealing with a toxic partner just one day before her stepdad filed for divorce.
'And if I eat it I'm going to get violently ill, so I have to throw it away and starve,' she continued. The nepo baby wrote sarcastically in the caption, 'so fun! #ocd'
Sami's confession comes days after her estranged stepfather Aaron Phypers (R) detailed the allegedly sordid aspects of his crumbling marriage to her mother Denise Richards (L), including claims that she has been having an affair; pictured in April 2023
She advised on TikTok earlier this month: 'If you're dating someone toxic, but you don't really know if they're toxic . . . You need to ask yourself: if you had a daughter and she was dating a man like this, what would you tell her?'
She added: 'And then, boom. You’re like, “OK, I would tell her to breakup with him, block him, move on, like he’s a piece of s, treats her like s.” I don’t know, that works for me because sometimes it’s so easy for me to overlook everything. But if I’m imagining having a kid and she’s getting treated like this, absolutely the f* not.'
The influencer described herself as a ‘motherly person’ with a desire to have children, noting that’s why the exercise works for her.
She suggested that others could replace the daughter in the scenario with a friend or mother.
Her monologue continued, ‘Picturing someone else in your exact situation, and if they came to you being like, “Hey, my boyfriend is doing X, Y and Z to me. I need your advice,” you need to tell them what to do and then there’s your answer.’
She emphasized: ‘I understand more than anyone [that] it is so hard and almost feels impossible sometimes to get out of a toxic relationship and the judgement from people when you keep going back to that person.’