Mueller was married to Sheen from 2008 to 2011, with the earlier couple sharing 15-year-old twins Bob and Max. From 2002 to 2008, Sheen and Richards have been married, sharing daughters Sami, 20, and Lola, 19.

Talking about her relationship alongside together with her ex on the Hollywood Uncooked podcast with Dax Holt and Adam Glyn — which they’re touting as her first interview in 15 years — Mueller said that she and Sheen at current “have a incredible relationship.”

The twins keep alongside together with her, she said, nonetheless Sheen is a neighbor, so that they nonetheless see one another regularly. “He comes over so much. We go over there,” she said, together with that they communicate on the cellphone sometimes numerous situations a day.

She described their lives now by saying, “We have now this beautiful distinctive fashionable household over right here the place Charlie and I each stay. And my children are nice.”

Additional tying these familial relations collectively, Richards supplied to take Mueller’s twins as soon as they’ve been 4 after Los Angeles social employees expressed points about Mueller’s erratic behaviors. As such, Richards had non everlasting custody of the boys until Could 2013 when Mueller’s family took over.

Mueller outlined that she in the finish made the alternative to maneuver her family to Utah in 2016 for numerous years due to “the entire chaos” the twins have been dealing with by the use of that time, saying they’ve been every “actually traumatized” by all of it.

Whereas in Utah, the boys took half in what Mueller described as a “nice neuropsychiatric program,” whereas she sought help for her dependancy struggles.

“They broke by means of any of their behaviors that have been regarding,” she said of her twins, saying they’ve “had time to get some construction and consistency.” Now, she says they’re “utterly mainstreamed,” together with that “they’re unimaginable children.”

Whereas Mueller shared that she is going to get alongside “very, very nicely” with Richards currently, Mueller admitted that wasn’t always the case. “It was not at all times good,” she admitted. “The rationale why our relationship wasn’t good, it did not must do with Denise, it was my dependancy.”

By technique of the eyes of her sobriety — saying she’s celebrating 9 months sober — Mueller said she appears once more and has to confess she “was a nightmare” to Denise. “It is like I’ve that Dr. Jekyll/Mr. Hyde factor.”

The fact is, she said that Richards “really did step up and tried to step up, and was very useful. The truth is, she was actually useful with me lately too, final 12 months.”

As reported by TMZ last month, Mueller was part of a contemporary police probe into the overdose dying of Matthew Perry because of she reportedly frolicked in rehab with every the Mates star and “The Ketamine Queen” Jasveen Sangha, who’s been implicated in his dying.

Sources for the outlet moreover said Mueller was close to Erik Fleming, who made a plea deal related to Perry’s dying, with prosecutors claiming he was a drug seller between Sangha and Perry’s non-public assistant, Kenneth Iwamasa.

Whereas Mueller was in rehab in March 2024, her laptop and cellphone have been reportedly seized by authorities. TMZ extra reported that she has been cooperating with authorities and even helped the investigation which led to Fleming’s indictment. Mueller didn’t level out Perry on the podcast.

Now sober, though, Mueller said she’s in a lots higher place, and grateful for it. “Lots of people at my stage of dependancy do not make it. The truth is, most individuals do not,” she said. “I labored actually onerous. It has not been simple. I’m sober.”

That work does include an ongoing program with conferences, and her “incredible sober neighborhood right here in Malibu of some nice ladies.”

For his half, Sheen celebrated his private milestone in December 2023, marking six years of sobriety.

Mueller is conscious of that sobriety is a gigantic part of why she’s in such an excellent place with Sheen, Richards, and even her private mother, saying that with dependancy “you possibly can sully all of it up, sadly. And that is the devastating factor about dependancy is that it impacts everyone, not simply the addict.”