Sheen Opens Up on Celibacy and Estrangement, Cryer Hints at Reunion Talks

Lead Charlie Sheen revealed in a new interview that he’s been celibate for eight years and hasn’t spoken to daughter Sami over her OnlyFans profile, while Jon Cryer says he’s open to a Two and a Half Men reunion after Charlie and creator Chuck Lorre reconciled in Hollywood today.

Nut Graf The candid remarks mark the first time Sheen has publicly discussed both his prolonged celibacy and his strained relationship with his eldest child since his 2011 exit from Two and a Half Men, underscoring how far both he and his former co-stars have come in rebuilding bridges and pondering a revival of the Emmy-winning sitcom.

Celibacy Confession and Family Rift Charlie Sheen told Entertainment Tonight he voluntarily gave up sex in 2017 to focus on sobriety and personal growth. He added he hasn’t spoken to daughter Sami, 19, since she launched an OnlyFans account last year, saying he respects her decisions but disapproves of the platform’s adult-content focus.

Cryer on Reunion Prospects Jon Cryer, who plays Alan Harper, said on CBS Mornings that he’s “not ruling anything out” regarding a possible series revival. He praised Chuck Lorre’s reconciliation with Sheen-sparked by Sheen’s cameo on Lorre’s new drama-calling their renewed friendship “a relief and a joy.”

Behind-the-Scenes Fallout and Forgiveness Sheen’s departure from Two and a Half Men followed a highly publicized feud with Lorre and erratic behavior linked to substance abuse. In recent months, both men have expressed regret: Lorre described their split as “painful,” and Sheen apologized for past insults, crediting therapy and eight years of sobriety for helping him reach out.

Fans Weigh In Online buzz surged as social-media users debated whether a reboot could recapture the show’s original charm. Some praised Cryer and Lorre for mending fences, while others voiced skepticism about recasting or resurrecting the beloved Charlie Harper character.

What’s Next While no official reboot has been greenlit, insiders say tentative talks are underway at Warner Bros. Television. Cryer emphasized that any return would need to respect the show’s legacy and fan expectations, hinting that future discussions could begin once all key players are on the same page.