Pin-up model Sami Sheen shared a carousel of racy images to her Instagram account for her followers to enjoy on Valentine's Day.
The 21-year-old daughter of Denise Richards and Sami Sheen was seen in a black bra, underwear and thigh-high stockings as she posed in the kitchen of an upscale home.
The star uses these eye-popping images on Instagram to help drive traffic to her Only Fans page, which makes her a fortune.
It is estimated that she has earned well over $3 million since she joined the pay site in June 2022. She reportedly makes $80,000 a month, according to People.
The brunette bombshell is one of the top earners on the pay site and has said the earnings have helped her buy her own car and rent her own apartment, allowing her freedom from her parents.
Other stars who have appeared on OnlyFans include Cardi B, Drea De Matteo, Bella Thorne, Donna D'Errico and Lily Allen.
The mode has two siblings: 20-year-old Lola and 14-year-old Eloise, who was adopted as a baby.
Last year Sheen said she had no idea she was the reason her father Charlie Sheen got sober.
In his Netflix documentary, aka Charlie Sheen, and memoir, The Book of Sheen, Charlie revealed it was an interaction with his eldest daughter that convinced him to quit alcohol and drugs for good.
He revealed that back in 2017, after he had drank three coffees with whiskey, he had to ask a friend to pick Sami up from her appointment and her reaction led to him swearing off drink and drugs forever.
He shared: 'Sam was very quiet. I didn't need to be clairvoyant to know exactly what she was thinking. 'Why is Dad not driving - again? Why isn't it just the two of us in the car like it used to be? When will that moment ever return? When will Dad ever return? I miss him.'
And now the star, who no longer speaks to her father, admitted she had no idea that she was the reason for his sobriety.
The star uses these eye-popping images on Instagram to help drive traffic to her Only Fans page, which makes her a fortune.
It is estimated that she has made well over $3 million since she joined the pay site in June 2022.
The brunette bombshell has said the earnings have helped her buy her own car and rent her own apartment, allowing her freedom from her parents.
It is not known if she was posing in her own home or a friend's home.
She posted a video of herself looking slightly teary while sad music played in the background.
She wrote: 'I didn't know I was the reason he got sober. honestly a 10/10 documentary.'
This comes after Charlie previously claimed he had no idea why Sami - whose mother is actress Denise Richards - stopped speaking to him.
Speaking on Good Morning America, Charlie said: 'I feel like as long as everybody's still in the game, there's always a shot for a better tomorrow, you know. I don't really know what I did, that's the problem. I don't know what I'm supposed to yet apologise for. But I have absolute faith that it's not a forever thing, and her and I will work it out. You know, we have a history that's too valuable to let, you know, some moment destroy all of that.'
And Charlie revealed that since he got sober, his relationships with all of his other children—Lola, 20, with Richards; 16-year-old twins Max and Bob with Brooke Mueller; daughter Cassandra Estevez, 41, with a high school girlfriend—have improved.
He said: 'We have relationships, you know? And we have legitimate ones. And they really have nothing to do with anything that I do for a living.'
Last year the star hinted she was have issues with her younger sister Lola.
Charlie quit drugs in 2015, the same year he publicly announced his HIV diagnosis and he has been completely sober since giving up alcohol in 2017.
Meanwhile, in December, Richards and her estranged husband, Aaron Phypers, were evicted from their Los Angeles home.
Although Denise, 54, had already moved out of the six-bedroom, five-bathroom house in Calabasas, California, following her split from Aaron, 53, a Los Angeles Superior Court judge has signed off on a request brought by their landlord, John Karan, to break the lease.
According to Us Weekly, Karan filed a lawsuit against the pair in November, claiming they had failed to pay rent for months and owed him $84,000 in back rent.
Although the judge has yet to rule on damages, he agreed the lease had been forfeited due to lack of rent payment, and he granted Karan possession of the home.
Denise had moved out of the home in late 2023, but Aaron remained in the house with his parents and brother.
Just days before the eviction, Aaron filed for spousal support from Denise, claiming he has monthly expenses of over $100,000, including $15,000 for rent,$1,500 for health care,$4,800 for groceries and household items,$2,000 for eating out,$3,200 for laundry,cleaning various other expenses.
Aaron filed for divorce in July after six years of marriage, and Richards later applied for and was granted a restraining order against Aaron amid allegations of domestic abuse.
In a hearing about her restraining order application in October, Richards alleged Aaron had 'caused at least three concussions'.
He denied her allegations and said in his own testimony: 'I never physically harmed Denise Richards... I never threatened to harm her... I did not threaten to kill anybody... A lot of people like to be close to the stars. They'll do things for them.'