Charlie Sheen won't seek custody of his 10-year-old twins from Brooke Mueller who's in rehab: 'He’s worried it will send her into a worse tailspin'
The 'Two and a Half Men' star Charlie Sheen, who had twin boys with Brooke Mueller, is not ready to take sole custody of the boys. A source says that he just is not ready to take individual custody of the children even though he is aware of Mueller's drug-induced meltdown issues as reported by Page Six.
Mueller has been having a rough couple of weeks with Page Six releasing reports of her showing up at a stranger's house in the Hampton's with a full suitcase of drugs. Page Six was told that "He's worried it [securing sole custody] will send her into a worse tailspin. And if he would seek sole custody, there would be a replay of all of his deeds over the years."
Sheen himself has a history of drug addiction but has of late been sober. He had announced in January 2019 that he was "one year sober."
A source told Page Six that "Charlie was very upset with the situation. Basically, he feels she is using the child-support money to get high."
The couple got married in 2008 and filed for divorce in 2010 after he was arrested for assaulting her in Aspen on a holiday in the Christmas of 2009.
Reports on said Mueller had physical custody of the boys at the moment and Sheen paid her $55,000 a month for child support. It was also reduced that his intermittent work had forced him to reduce the allocation.
The recent news is that Mueller was spending her time traveling or in rehab while the children were being taken care of by her mother in Beverly Hills. Sources said even if Sheen decides to take the children, it would have to go through her.
“Between myself and the boys’ two amazing sets of grandparents, we continue to seamlessly love, shelter and protect Bob and Max from the haphazard choices and unsightly behavior their mom refuses to extinguish once and for all," Sheen told the Blast. He also said Mueller was currently undergoing treatment at a facility.