Charlie Sheen and Ex-Girlfriend Dolly Fox Rekindle Friendship After Memoir Release
Sources close to Charlie Sheen confirm that the actor has reconnected with his 80s ex, Dolly Fox, in a surprisingly meaningful way. The unlikely duo has reportedly become "really close again" since Sheen's memoir, "The Book of Sheen," hit shelves.
While their past romance is long gone, the two have formed an unexpected bond that allows Sheen to be his authentic self around Fox, who remains one of the few people in 40 years who hasn't betrayed him. This newfound trust has been a game-changer for Sheen, enabling him to relax and focus on his life outside of the spotlight.
Over the weekend, Sheen performed his "Alive On Stage" show at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Atlantic City, where he also planted Fox in the crowd as part of an audience Q&A session.
During their time together, Fox expressed her gratitude for seeing a more positive and kind version of Sheen – one that was initially hard to watch due to his self-destructive tendencies. When asked about potential future projects, Fox shared that she'd love to see him take on both comedy and serious roles before asking Sheen what he wants to see her do.
The reunion played out with Fox introducing herself as "Dolly from the book" during the Q&A session and joking about their past exploits together. The pair also exchanged sweet compliments, solidifying their new friendship.
A post-show photo posted by Fox on social media, featuring the two smiling at each other, bore the title "Caught in the act of being friends for life." Sheen responded with a nod to his 80s classic film, "Major League," with the caption "1987 never looked better!"
Sources close to Charlie Sheen confirm that the actor has reconnected with his 80s ex, Dolly Fox, in a surprisingly meaningful way. The unlikely duo has reportedly become "really close again" since Sheen's memoir, "The Book of Sheen," hit shelves.
While their past romance is long gone, the two have formed an unexpected bond that allows Sheen to be his authentic self around Fox, who remains one of the few people in 40 years who hasn't betrayed him. This newfound trust has been a game-changer for Sheen, enabling him to relax and focus on his life outside of the spotlight.
Over the weekend, Sheen performed his "Alive On Stage" show at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Atlantic City, where he also planted Fox in the crowd as part of an audience Q&A session.
During their time together, Fox expressed her gratitude for seeing a more positive and kind version of Sheen – one that was initially hard to watch due to his self-destructive tendencies. When asked about potential future projects, Fox shared that she'd love to see him take on both comedy and serious roles before asking Sheen what he wants to see her do.
The reunion played out with Fox introducing herself as "Dolly from the book" during the Q&A session and joking about their past exploits together. The pair also exchanged sweet compliments, solidifying their new friendship.
A post-show photo posted by Fox on social media, featuring the two smiling at each other, bore the title "Caught in the act of being friends for life." Sheen responded with a nod to his 80s classic film, "Major League," with the caption "1987 never looked better!"
. It's like they're starting fresh, no drama, just genuine warmth towards each other. Sheen's always been known for his crazy antics in the past, but it sounds like he's finally found someone who accepts him for who he is - flaws and all 
. Fox seems like a pretty cool gal, too, being one of the few people who hasn't jumped ship on Sheen during his public meltdowns 
. This shows me that sometimes, even with past baggage, friendships can be rekindled in beautiful ways 
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I'm loving this story! It's so refreshing to see Charlie Sheen being himself around Dolly Fox - someone who's known him in all his glory (and not-so-glorious times 
) and still managed to get a positive reaction from her. It's like he finally found someone who accepts him for who he is, flaws and all. And can you imagine the Q&A sessions now? 
I'm sure it was hilarious watching them reminisce about their past adventures together. The fact that Dolly has been his rock all these years, waiting patiently for him to come back from his dark times... that's just incredible 
. This is what friendship is all about, right? 
. It's amazing how an 80s ex can still have such a significant impact on someone's life, especially after all these years. The fact that Fox has been able to offer Sheen a sense of trust and authenticity is truly refreshing 
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. I mean, it's not every day you see an ex who didn't leave you for dead and instead sticks around to offer support. The way they're vibing now, it's like they're two old friends who've never lost that connection 
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But seriously, it's kinda cool that he's found someone who gets him and doesn't judge him for his past antics. Dolly Fox seems like a really nice person. Maybe they can even collaborate on something together – I don't know, maybe a TV show or something. But honestly, if it means Sheen is happy and being himself without all the drama, then that's all that matters, right?