HOLLYWOOD - Charlie Sheen's publicist is angrily denying reports that the actor cheated onhis now-estranged wife Denise Richards with a call girl last month.
Richards, who is pregnant with the couple's second child, shocked Hollywood
when she filed for divorce from her husband of two years earlier this month. Both have refused to go into details about the split.
And now, just days after Sheen's father Martin Sheen issued a statement
defending his son from rumours suggesting the Platoon star has returned to his
womanizing ways, hooker Chloe Jones has come forward claiming she performed
oral sex on the actor at the Bel-Air Hotel in Los Angeles on Feb. 6.
But, despite the fact that bosses at the National Enquirer made
Jones, 29, take a lie detector test--which she passed with flying colors,
Sheen's publicist Stan Rosenfeld is denying her claims.
He says, "The only thing they (Enquirer) got right was the spelling of his
name. Charlie Sheen has not been at the Bel-Air Hotel in over a year. Every
hour that she (Jones) mentions in the story can be accounted for." Rosenfeld can confirm that Sheen and Jones are old friends--but he insists
his client hasn't seen the hooker since 1996.
In her Enquirer exclusive, Jones, who is a popular X-rated star on the
internet, claims Sheen tracked her down via an escort agency, under the assumed
name Rusty Ties.
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She insists she isn't to blame for the break-up of the actor's marriage
because her alleged client confessed he no longer loved his wife and that it
was common knowledge among her prostitute friends that "there were others"
romancing Sheen.
Jones claims she was delighted to spend time with her old client, who
allegedly paid $15,000 to spend four hours with the hooker, but she
states he was terribly depressed.
She says, "Charlie was suicidal, sobbing, saying his marriage was over and he
wanted to marry me."
Jones also claims Sheen told her his marriage was at breaking point because
Richards kept accusing him of gambling huge sums of money away.
She adds, "He said, 'I'm not even living with her. I'm spending long hours at
work. I send my assistant over to get my clothes."
Sheen's publicist, Rosenfeld, has refused to comment as to whether the actor
plans to take legal action against the National Enquirer.
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