Sami and Lola Sheen Think ‘Tiger Blood’ Is Just Snow Cone Flavor
In a surprise revelation that could only happen in the Sheen-Richards universe, Denise Richards recently shared that her daughters, Sami and Lola, have absolutely no idea about their father Charlie Sheen’s infamous “tiger blood” saga. During a candid chat with PEOPLE, Sami cheekily declared, “The only thing that rings a bell with tiger blood is a snow cone flavor, that’s about it,” while Lola enthusiastically agreed, leaving us all wondering how their dad’s legendary meltdowns have slipped under the radar.
For those living under a rock—or just not glued to tabloid history—let’s unpack this. Back in 2011, during a very public meltdown post-rehab, Sheen famously claimed he had “tiger blood,” setting off a wave of bizarre interviews and erratic behavior that ultimately led to his ousting from Two and a Half Men. In hindsight, he’s expressed some regret over his wild moments, admitting to Yahoo Entertainment that he traded “early retirement for a f—ing hashtag.” Quite the deal, Charlie!
Richards, who divorced Sheen in 2006 while she was pregnant with Lola, says she intentionally kept her kids from the stormy aspects of their father’s past. “I’ve never talked to them about that,” she stated, demonstrating that she’s more focused on family dynamics than tabloid chaos. Meanwhile, they seem blissfully unaware not only of their dad’s meltdown but also much of his film and television work. Sami hilariously noted, “I’ve always been told to never watch Wild Things,” citing her mom’s strict ban against it—even though it titles their new reality show together, *Denise Richards and Her Wild Things.* Talk about family irony!
But it’s not just Charlie Sheen’s projects that remain, well, foreign to the girls. Lola admitted her knowledge of Two and a Half Men barely registers, saying, “I’ve seen a couple of episodes — that’s really it.” Sami adds that when the show pops up during hotel stays, it’s like catching an alien encounter. “I’ll put it on just to see what it is,” she remarked, reminding us that sometimes the entertainment world feels more like a distant galaxy than a family affair.
On a brighter note, at least they’ve seen some of Richards’ work, with Sami repping for *Starship Troopers* and Lola vouching for *Drop Dead Gorgeous.* So maybe there’s hope yet for the Sheen sisters to connect with their family’s legacy—though something tells me they’d rather stick with their snow cones!
Sources: Celebrity Storm Wire and PEOPLE, Yahoo Entertainment
