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News.com.au
11 hours ago
- Entertainment
- News.com.au
Charlie Sheen's daughter Sami accuses ‘disgusting' sister Lola of being ‘homophobic and transphobic'
Sami Sheen accused her sister Lola Sheen of being 'homophobic and transphobic' after the OnlyFans star was blocked on social media by her sibling. The eldest daughter of Denise Richards and Charlie Sheen ranted about Lola's alleged bigotry in a video posted to her TikTok on Thursday. 'My mum did an amazing job raising me and my sister to be very accepting of everyone's sexuality and gender identity and everything else under the sun,' Sami began in her rant. 'That's why it is so sad for me to see that my own sister is homophobic and transphobic now,' she continued. Sami admitted that she wasn't going to 'take to the internet' but addressed that Lola's re-posts are 'public for everyone to see.' The model was referring to Lola re-posting a video of Christian podcaster Bryce Crawford claiming that being transgender is a sin. 'She has been re-posting this man's stuff,' Sami said. 'It disgusts me because it's so sad that she's this confirmed to her religion that she thinks like this.' Sami also said that her sister re-shared a video of Crawford mocking people at a Pride parade. 'I asked Lola if she would want to come to a Pride party with me and she laughed in my face,' Sami claimed. Sami, 21, also claimed that Lola, 20, 'got really weird' when she asked her how she would feel if she married a woman. '[She] was like, 'Well, I mean I guess I would come to the wedding but I think every woman needs a man to provide for them,'' Sami alleged. Sami emphasised how 'sad' she was to be related to 'someone like this', despite being raised the same way. 'I am a part of the f***ing LGBTQ+ community and I wish my sister was a f***ing ally,' she said. 'It's just honestly disgusting, close-minded behaviour.' Sami is hoping that Lola will 'snap out of this eventually' and admitted that she was making the video because her sister blocked her on the app. 'She can't even have the decency to respond to me,' Sami said, showing a screenshot of their private messages, in which she asked Lola why she re-posted the video of Crawford. 'Lola, if you're watching this, I urge you, just for five minutes, put the bible down. It's gonna be OK, you can live without it for five minutes and pick up a Pride flag and support the f***ing community,' she said. Sami begged her sister to 'do better' and said that she was 'embarrassed' to have an alleged homophobic sister. The older sibling said she understands people have their own beliefs but they shouldn't force them on other people. 'Someone's sexuality and someone's gender identity should not affect you. Who gives a sh*t what someone identifies as?' Sami said. 'If that makes them happy, let them be. Stop trying to tell people that there's something wrong with them because they identify a certain way.' Lola has been open about her Christian faith and shared earlier this year that she got baptised after hitting 'rock bottom.' Sami and Lola both starred in their family's Bravo reality show, Denise Richards and Her Wild Things, which premiered earlier this year. Page Six reached out to Lola's rep for comment.
Yahoo
15 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Denise Richards And Charlie Sheen's Daughter Sami Slams Sister Lola In Brutal LGBTQ Clash
The feud between Sami Sheen and her sister Lola Sheen has reached new heights as the OnlyFans star has leveled shocking allegations against Lola. In a fiery social media takedown, the 21-year-old daughter of Charlie Sheen and Denise Richards accused her sister of being homophobic and transphobic. Sami said Lola's actions left her feeling disgusted and disappointed, prompting her to publicly call her out in an emotional rant that quickly went viral. Now, the Sheen sisters are at the center of a very public LGBTQ-fueled family feud. Sami Sheen is still celebrating Pride month, but her sister Lola, has made it clear she wants nothing to do with the LGBTQ community. She has been reposting Christian-themed videos that go against the beliefs of the LGBTQ community, and Sami isn't happy about it. On Wednesday, the model took to TikTok to slam the 20-year-old in a fiery rant, noting that Lola's actions were contrary to how they were raised. 'My mom did an amazing job raising me and my sister to be very accepting of everyone's sexuality and gender identity and everything under the sun. It is so sad to see that my own sister is homophobic and transphobic now,' Sami began. She called out Lola for reposting homophobic and transphobic posts from a Christian influencer, Bryce Crawford. Among the videos referred to was one in which he seemingly interviewed a transgender woman. Sami summarized Crawford's thoughts from the interview, noting, 'The way [trans people] feel about their gender is a sin, because their actual gender is what's between their legs, and they can't change that, so they need to change what's in their brain.' The reality star then shockingly added, 'And my sister reposted that!' Sami noted that Lola took things further when she reposted another video that showed Crawford storming a Pride parade to cause chaos. 'He was so excited to go to this parade, not to support gay people and fight for rights, but to mock them and 'pray over them' and ask them what happened to them as a child to make them turn out this way,' she said. Sami continued to express heartbreak over her younger sister's views, noting that it was upsetting to see how deeply her beliefs had shifted due to religion. She emphasized that following one's faith shouldn't mean embracing homophobia or transphobia. 'Someone's sexuality and someone's gender identity should not affect you,' Sami added. The media personality also revealed that when she invited Lola to a Pride party, her sister laughed in her face, an incident that left her feeling hurt and shocked. Sami noted that Lola also didn't have the best response when she asked about her thoughts regarding marrying a woman. 'Well, I mean, I guess I would come to the wedding, but I think every woman needs a man to provide for them,' Sami said of her sister's response. The young star explained that she didn't want to go public with her thoughts initially, but she was forced to after Lola 'blocked' her. Before ending the video, Sami had one advice for Lola. 'Lola if you're watching this, I urge you just for five minutes, put the Bible down, it's gonna be okay. You can live without it for five minutes and pick up a pride flag and support the f-cking community,' she said. In no time, fans flooded the comments section with mixed thoughts. On one hand, many bashed Sami Sheen, noting that Lola was entitled to her opinion. 'She is entitled to her beliefs same as you. There is nothing wrong with Bryce. He's never mocked anyone. Goodness,' one fan wrote. Another commented, 'As long as she's not physically hurting someone; she is entitled to believe what she wants, it's not her job to change her views so pple feel comfortable.' On the other hand, some fans took Sami's side. 'FACTS! If people would stop worrying about what is in other people's pants/bedrooms everything would be fine. It's none of your business if you don't like it don't look.' Sami Sheen's outburst comes a month after both sisters had a post-Mother's Day outing with their mom, Denise Richards, at The Commons in Calabasas. Pictures captured Sami dazzling in a pink and white floral dress while Lola wore a white sundress with a pink sweater. The trio seemed to be in good spirits as they had lunch, but that didn't last long. Days later, Sami took to TikTok to accuse her sister of not contributing to a Mother's Day lunch or gift for Richards. However, Lola responded, noting that it was a lie and she wasn't a bad child. 'I did get my mom flowers and a card,' she revealed, showing a photo of a large bouquet. 'These are the flowers and card that I got her. There's a lot of things to this story that you just don't know. It's very easy to make assumptions when you don't know the full story or the person, which I don't blame you. I understand the assumptions that you're making, and I completely get it. But also, once again, you have no idea what actually goes on in my life,' Lola said.
Yahoo
a day ago
- Sport
- Yahoo
Tottenham Hotspur fined for homophobic chants during Man United match
Tottenham Hotspur have been fined £75,000 after homophobic chants were heard from a section of their fans during a match against Manchester United last season. The Red Devils fell to a 3-0 defeat against Spurs at Old Trafford after a red-card for captain Bruno Fernandes before half-time swung the game in favour of then-manager Ange Postecoglou's side. Advertisement But a minority of the Lilywhites' away support directed homophobic abuse towards United midfielder Mason Mount on two separate occasions during the second half of the match – in the 49th and 79th minutes. The Football Association charged Spurs for the incidents with the club accepting the decision, as The Standard reports. 'Tottenham have been fined £75,000 after homophobic chanting was heard from a section of their fans during the Premier League match against Manchester United last year. 'Spurs were charged by the Football Association (FA) with two breaches of FA Rule E21 in relation to crowd control misconduct during their 3-0 win at Old Trafford on September 29, 2024. Advertisement Spurs were alleged to have 'failed to ensure its spectators and or supporters (and anyone purporting to be supporters or followers) conduct themselves in an orderly fashion and don't use words or otherwise behave in an improper, offensive, abusive, indecent, or insulting way with either an express or implied reference to sexual orientation'. Initially, Spurs were fined £150,000 but that was 'later reduced to £75,000 on appeal,' the report states. To their credit, the North London club were quick to condemn the chants in the aftermath of the match, vowing to take the 'strongest possible action against anyone identified as having taken part' at Old Trafford. 'The club is aware of abhorrent homophobic chanting from sections of our away support at Old Trafford today,' they said in a statement. Advertisement 'The club will be working closely with the Police and stewards to identify anyone instigating or joining in with the chanting – we shall take the strongest possible action in accordance with our Sanctions and Banning Policy. 'Supporters in attendance today can report anything they've seen or heard in confidence to supporterservices@ We shall be continuing our work with our LGBTQ+ supporters' association, Proud Lilywhites, to ensure a welcoming and inclusive environment for all fans on matchdays. 'We are justly proud of our superb and loyal support, home and away. However, we all have a responsibility to act as ambassadors of Tottenham Hotspur and discrimination of any kind has no place at our club.' Featured image Ryan Pierse via Getty Images Follow us on Bluesky: @
Daily Mail
a day ago
- Sport
- Daily Mail
Tottenham are FINED £75,000 by the FA after their fans are found guilty of homophobic chanting towards Mason Mount and Mikel Arteta during their 3-0 win at Man United last September
Tottenham have been fined £75,000 by the Football Association in relation to homophobic chanting from their supporters during a match against Manchester United in September. Spurs were charged with misconduct by the FA in November, after chants from their away following at Old Trafford were aimed at Arsenal head coach Mikel Arteta and United's former Chelsea midfielder Mason Mount during a 3-0 win on September 29. It was alleged Tottenham failed to ensure their spectators and/or supporters conducted themselves in an orderly fashion and did not use words or otherwise behave in an improper, offensive, abusive, indecent, or insulting way, with either an express or implied reference to sexual orientation. After Spurs admitted to both breaches of FA Rule E21, an independent regulatory commission imposed a £150,000 fine, an action plan and a formal warning. The fine was reduced to £75,000 following an appeal by the club. The homophobic chanting had been criticised by Tottenham in a statement issued on the day of the match. 'This is simply unacceptable, hugely offensive and no way to show support for the team,' a Spurs statement on September 29 read. 'The club will be working closely with the police and stewards to identify anyone instigating or joining in with the chanting - we shall take the strongest possible action in accordance with our sanctions and banning policy.' Proud Lilywhites, Spurs' LGBTQI+ supporters group, said at the time: 'Loved what happened on the pitch at Old Trafford; didn't love the homophobic chanting off the pitch.
The Guardian
a day ago
- Sport
- The Guardian
Tottenham fined £75,000 by FA for homophobic chanting from supporters
Tottenham have been fined £75,000 by the Football Association in relation to homophobic chanting from their supporters during a match at Manchester United in September. Spurs were charged with misconduct by the FA in November over chants aimed at Arsenal's manager, Mikel Arteta, and United's former Chelsea midfielder Mason Mount. It was alleged Tottenham failed to ensure their spectators and/or supporters conducted themselves in an orderly fashion and did not use words or otherwise behave in an improper, offensive, abusive, indecent, or insulting way, with either an express or implied reference to sexual orientation. After Spurs admitted to both breaches of FA Rule E21, an independent regulatory commission imposed a £150,000 fine, an action plan and a formal warning. The fine was reduced to £75,000 following an appeal by the club. The homophobic chanting had been criticised by Tottenham in a statement issued on the day of the match. 'This is simply unacceptable, hugely offensive and no way to show support for the team,' Spurs said. 'The club will be working closely with the police and stewards to identify anyone instigating or joining in with the chanting - we shall take the strongest possible action in accordance with our sanctions and banning policy.' Proud Lilywhites, Spurs' LGBTQI+ supporters group, said at the time: 'We're all Spurs fans just like you. When you sing these songs you're telling us we don't belong; and we do – as much as you do.'
