EXCLUSIVE: Charlie Sheen Told 'Go To Rehab'
Feb. 17 2010, Published 3:25 p.m. ET
His wife Brooke Mueller is in rehab, and Charlie Sheen has been told to go to rehab also, RadarOnline.com is reporting exclusively.
The Two and a Half Men star has resumed drinking after years of sobriety and people close to him want him to get help now.
The problem is that Charlie doesn’t think he has a problem, sources close to the situation tell RadarOnline.com.
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Charlie had a sober coach with him on Christmas Eve in Aspen when he went out to dinner with Brooke and began drinking, multiple sources have confirmed to RadarOnline.com.
“The reason he had a sober coach with him is because he had already fallen off the wagon,” one source said.
By slightly after 8:30 am Christmas, Brooke called 911 and told police Charlie held a knife to her throat and threatened to kill her after she said she would divorce him. Both she and Charlie and had alcohol in their bodies early in the morning.
Sheen has not admitted publicly to resuming drinking and people close to him have urged him to go back to rehab to get help.
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“Charlie’s TV contract is up for renewal,” one source told RadarOnline.com. “He doesn’t think he has a problem and he’s not going into rehab.”
Brooke went into rehab after an all-night bender, part of which was spent with Charlie. As RadarOnline.com reported exclusively, Mueller has been smoking crack and has an alcohol problem.
“Many people believe Charlie is simply in denial about his own problems,” one source close to the situation told RadarOnline.com.
In the past Charlie has openly discussed coming out of rehab and relapsing by starting to consume alcohol again. Now multiple sources have confirmed he has been boozing again but one source very close to him says he is not going into rehab and doesn’t believe he needs rehab.
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“People close to him have urged him to enter rehab and get help again,” a source told RadarOnline.com. “But it just doesn’t look like it’s going to happen.”
