Denise Richards Slams Ex Charlie Sheen Over Tumultuous Marriage

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Feb. 20 2019, Updated 1:14 p.m. ET

Denise Richards does not want anyone to forget about her tumultuous marriage to her ex Charlie Sheen.

On Tuesday night's episode of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, the newcomer blasted her toxic four-year marriage to Sheen and compared it to her current relationship with boyfriend Aaron Phypers.

While discussing her smooth move-in with Phypers, which she called a "fresh start," the mother of three admitted it was tough to live under the same roof as her ex.

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"If I had the toilet paper on wrong, it was like I burnt the f**king house down," she said.

In comparison, the former model said she's happy living with her three kids and Phypers.

"I really feel like he's my soulmate," she said.

Meanwhile, Sheen made his housewives debut as a phone call to his daughter Lola was caught on camera. To his ex-wife's disapproval, Sheen granted his teenage daughter permission to go to the homecoming dance with a guy she thinks is the "right person to go with."

Meanwhile, Lisa Rinna and her daughter, Amelia Gray, discussed the teen's eating disorder she battled last year. The 17-year-old bravely spoke out about her anorexia struggles.

Amelia Gray told Rinna she struggles knowing "every single one" of her friends counts the amount of calories they consume in a day.

"I don't want what happened to me to other people," Amelia Gray said. "I could have died."

Amelia Gray added that although she's healthy, she admitted she will "never" be over her eating disorder.

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Also in the episode, Teddi Mellencamp confided to Rinna about her former struggles with her weight. She said when she first auditioned for an acting role, she was told she would only get the part if she lost weight.

Mellencamp revealed that she gave up acting and "took a negative turn."

"It went on for years," Mellencamp said of her fluctuating weight. "It doesn't define what I do. Now not only do I have to do this for me, I have 500 women that I need to practice what I preach on," the accountability coach said.