Charlie Sheen told that he's teaching his twin 2-year-old boys new words this weekend. This is the first time he has been able to spend a weekend with Bob and Max since custody was taken away from him back in March.
One of those words he is teaching them is "Rehab." He goes on to explain: "I am teaching them words, because they're speaking now. I'm teaching them the word 'Rehab' so they always know where their mom is."
As the actor and his attorneys vied with his ex-wife Brooke Mueller, reportedly back in rehab, for full custody of his 2-year-old twin sons, they also were set to battle his former employers over his "Two and a Half Men" contract.
On Tuesday morning, both former spouses appeared at a Los Angeles courthouse where, according to TMZ, a judge ruled that their joint-custody arrangement should remain unchanged.
In an unrelated case, the actor is seeking damages and unpaid wages in a lawsuit, filed in March, against production company Warner Bros. and show creator Chuck Lorre. Charlie claims they trumped up reasons to fire him in order "to make him their scapegoat despite the fact that Mr. Sheen was sober, and was ready, willing and able to perform." (Never mind that he had called Lorre a troll and challenged him to a fight.)
Meanwhile, with Brooke allegedly in treatment and Charlie on his "Torpedo of Truth" tour, another ex-wife, Denise Richards, has offered to take temporary custody of the twin boys, TMZ reported. The mom of daughters Sam and Lola is allegedly willing to baby-sit Bob and Max until things settle down for their parents.
"I’ll keep you posted," Charlie allegedly said.
And we, in turn, will keep you posted.
One of those words he is teaching them is "Rehab." He goes on to explain: "I am teaching them words, because they're speaking now. I'm teaching them the word 'Rehab' so they always know where their mom is."
As the actor and his attorneys vied with his ex-wife Brooke Mueller, reportedly back in rehab, for full custody of his 2-year-old twin sons, they also were set to battle his former employers over his "Two and a Half Men" contract.
On Tuesday morning, both former spouses appeared at a Los Angeles courthouse where, according to TMZ, a judge ruled that their joint-custody arrangement should remain unchanged.
In an unrelated case, the actor is seeking damages and unpaid wages in a lawsuit, filed in March, against production company Warner Bros. and show creator Chuck Lorre. Charlie claims they trumped up reasons to fire him in order "to make him their scapegoat despite the fact that Mr. Sheen was sober, and was ready, willing and able to perform." (Never mind that he had called Lorre a troll and challenged him to a fight.)
Meanwhile, with Brooke allegedly in treatment and Charlie on his "Torpedo of Truth" tour, another ex-wife, Denise Richards, has offered to take temporary custody of the twin boys, TMZ reported. The mom of daughters Sam and Lola is allegedly willing to baby-sit Bob and Max until things settle down for their parents.
"I’ll keep you posted," Charlie allegedly said.
And we, in turn, will keep you posted.
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