Hollywood HIV Scare News: HIV Actor Revealed Before First Interview After Rumor Broke
Charlie Sheen played with fire too much and now he is suffering the consequences of an addiction that he knew from the start would cost him not only his millions but possibly his life.
In one of the biggest scares in Hollywood, Sheen is said to be HIV positive. While he is supposed to appear on Today for an interview with Matt Lauer, the hard-partying actor who is supposed to make a "revealing personal announcement" as said by NBC News, a major U.S. news outlet has unveiled his reveal earlier.
Multiple outlets report that The National Enquirer and its sister company Radar has revealed the news first.
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The magazine went on to reveal that Sheen's ex-wife, Brooke Mueller, may have "potentially" been infected with the disease that has taken the lives of many people around the world.
Another claim made by the magazine took the attention of many Hollywood followers. Sheen allegedly infected four other women with the disease. It is worth noting that just last week, several reports revealed that Sheen had been paying millions to keep people from disclosing his secrets.
People later confirmed Sheen's condition, with citation from top Hollywood publicist and crisis manager Howard Bragman, who said sources informed him of Sheen's efforts to get cured.
Sheen has been involved in many controversies in the past months, including a drug dependency accusation, and the recurring news that he has had sexual contact with about 5,000 women.
The 50-year-old "Anger Management" actor reportedly told people close to him about his condition. A friend said, "Charlie thought he was indestructible and took no precautions — even though he was indulging in high-risk sex practices."
The "Two and a Half Men" star has had three wives and has five children. He has also been engaged with a number of porn stars, including Brett Rossi, who was allegedly infected by Sheen since the actor never used protection while with her, despite knowing of his condition.
