Highlights
- Charlie Sheen is a finally a free man. Well, at least sort of!
- The Two and a Half Men star, 45 and estranged wife Brooke Muller, 33, filed their final divorce papers on Thursday and the decree will be granted on or after May 2. Charlie filed for divorce on November 1 and will have to wait for six months, as per California law.
- Exactly two weeks after Sheen’s hospital visit, the couple have reached a settlement. According to documents, the pair will share joint custody of twins Bob and Max, just over a year and a half old, although Mueller will have primary physical custody.
- Mueller will receive a lump sum of $757,698.70, along with $1 million for her share of the family home, which Sheen will keep, and $55,000 a month in child support.
- The settlement also requires Sheen to pay just as much child support for Bob and Max as paid by him to Denise Richards for Sam and Lola.
- Here’s hoping he gets to remain TV’s highest paid actor, as long as his ex-wives and children are taking a huge chunk of change from his earnings
Charlie Sheen is a finally a free man. Well, at least sort of!
The Two and a Half Men star, 45 and estranged wife Brooke Muller, 33, filed their final divorce papers on Thursday and the decree will be granted on or after May 2. Charlie filed for divorce on November 1 and will have to wait for six months, as per California law.
Exactly two weeks after Sheen's hospital visit, the couple have reached a settlement. According to documents, the pair will share joint custody of twins Bob and Max, just over a year and a half old, although Mueller will have primary physical custody.
Mueller will receive a lump sum of $757,698.70, along with $1 million for her share of the family home, which Sheen will keep, and $55,000 a month in child support.
The settlement also requires Sheen to pay just as much child support for Bob and Max as paid by him to Denise Richards for Sam and Lola.
Here's hoping he gets to remain TV's highest paid actor, as long as his ex-wives and children are taking a huge chunk of change from his earnings