Charlie Sheen Accused of Engaging in Controversial Acts, Including Smoking Crack and Performing Certain Actions, Claims Recent Report

In a recent online report, it was alleged that Charlie Sheen, known for his tumultuous Hollywood journey, was captured on video partaking in illicit activities involving crack cocaine and engaging in certain behaviors with another individual in 2011, coinciding with the year he received a diagnosis of HIV.

According to RadarOnline, the former star of “Two and a Half Men” was depicted smoking from a crack pipe on camera, followed by engaging in intimate acts with a male companion, all while flashing a grin.

The website claimed to have viewed a bootleg version of the recording.

The video in question was reportedly linked to a legal case against Sheen amounting to $20 million, which accused him of transmitting herpes to his partner during their encounters.

Eventually, this lawsuit reached an out-of-court settlement for a substantial sum, as outlined by Radar.

Keith Davidson, an attorney connected to the legal proceedings, contradicted Radar's assertion about the existence of the supposed video within the context of the aforementioned lawsuit that had been initiated over five years prior.

Disputing the claims made by the website, Davidson emphasized that the video evidence cited had no correlation to the resolved case and clarified that the singular copy of the video material had been permanently erased.

Quoting details from the lawsuit titled “J. Roe v. John Doe,” the website revealed that an individual identified as an “A-List celebrity” – believed to be Sheen by insiders – had devised a scheme to entice the plaintiff into their opulent hotel room to fulfill explicit desires.

Reportedly assuring the man of having no s–ually transmitted infections, Sheen and the other person proceeded to watch adult content, engage in various intimate activities, including unprotected intercourse, and participated in physical interactions such as mutual gratification and massaging.

As part of the settlement, Sheen was required to relinquish the original video along with two additional recordings featuring himself engaged in similar activities, with orders to destroy all copies.

However, Radar claimed to have accessed a bootleg copy sourced from the original material.

The encounter between Sheen and the other individual allegedly took place in Las