Charlie Sheen has filed court documents asking to reduce child support payments to his ex-wife Brooke Mueller.
The actor pays $55,000 to Brooke every month, but he claims he no longer earns the $613,000 per month he was earning in ‘Two and a Half Men’, and instead is making about $87,384.
The actor –who pays the same amount to his other ex-wife Denise Richards- revealed he pays $105,000 bills per month and an additional $25,000 for medical costs.
However, Charlie admitted to selling his rights to 'Two and a Half Men' for $26,750,000. A hearing has been scheduled for April 13.
Charlie’s payments to his exes were part of what he dubbed ‘Operation Harmony’, a plan he put in place to have his children and ex-wives live nearby.
He said: "I bought houses in my neighbourhood for Brooke and the boys, and then for Denise and the girls. I wanted everybody to be in the same neighbourhood. And that all went bad."
Meanwhile, Carlie is currently being sued by Denise, who claims the actor evicted her and her daughters from their home, and also sent aggressive messages to her younger daughter.
However, one of Charlie's lawyers, Martin Singer
said: "I've been representing Charlie for more than 20 years.
"Patty [Glaser, Denise's lawyer] is just the latest in a long string of lawyers who Denise has hired to squeeze as much money as she can out of Charlie. This motion has nothing do with their children. Denise is simply being greedy."
