Charlie Sheen Doesn't Think Child Porno is Funny

Tue, 25 September 2007 12:00:00 ET

Denise Richards claimed that her ex-husband Charlie Sheen has the tendency to like younger women but the actor has denied it.

Charlie Sheen has dismissed ex-wife Denise Richards' claims he viewed child pornography as "laughable and inane". The 'Wild Things' actress last week filed court papers requesting Sheen no longer be allowed overnight visits with their daughters, three-year-old Sam and two-year-old Lola, alleging he has "an attraction to underage women".

Sheen issued a statement in response on Monday (24.09.07) which said: "I will not dignify the majority of these allegations set forth by Denise Richards with any measure of response. On its best day, it remains laughable and inane. Based on the resurfacing of certain specific claims, made in a severe and grievous manner, illustrating Ms. Richards' poor judgment on every possible front, I must counter with these facts. The FBI was aware of these issues. I provided them with every computer I owned. The computers were returned two weeks later. I haven't heard from them since. Period! The end."

Richards, 36, also alleged 41-year-old Sheen's engagement to Brooke Mueller is fake and a media stunt. Sheen claimed Richards has not filed "a single complaint" in the last 18 months and her attacks only began after he asked to pick his own nannies. He also alleged Richards recently asked him for a sperm donation so she could have another baby.

Sheen said: "Brooke and I remain committed to the task at hand. These unlawful and diabolical accusations will not distract us from the focus of our resolve. Shortly before unleashing her attack Ms. Richards asked for another baby via a sperm donation, after her divisive attempts at a reconciliation behind Brooke's back failed. She was flat out rejected. I am making every possible effort to assure that the courts focus on my children and their welfare. My refusal to dignify garbage needs to be understood in the context of the history of this case and Denise's need and desire to make it about issues that do not involve anything other than her emotions."

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