Charlie Sheen’s Shocking Revelation: Actor Confirms HIV Positive Status in Exclusive Interview with Matt Lauer

In a highly anticipated interview set to air on Today Tuesday morning, Charlie Sheen will address rumors surrounding his health and confirm reports that he is HIV positive.

NBC News announced that Sheen will be making a “revealing personal announcement,” but did not provide specifics about the discussion between him and Matt Lauer.

The 50-year-old actor has largely stayed out of the public eye for the past year, with his last television appearance being on the ABC comedy The Goldbergs in February.

The National Enquirer was the first to break the news about Sheen's HIV status, a story they had been working on for 18 months.

Shortly after the Enquirer's release, crisis manager Howard Bragman confirmed the news to People magazine.

TMZ reports that Sheen has known about his diagnosis for over two years and that his virus is now considered “undetectable” due to the medication he has been taking.

Despite his health condition, Sheen's lifestyle, which includes drug use, prostitutes, and orgies, has allegedly remained unchanged.

According to the Enquirer, Sheen engaged in s**ual relationships without informing his partners about his potentially life-threatening infection.

The publication quoted an unnamed source who said, “Charlie had s** with multiple partners since learning his HIV status without informing them of his potentially deadly HIV infection.”

Another source added, “Charlie hired escorts, and him being HIV-positive never entered these women's minds.

The fact is, he was playing Russian roulette with their lives.”

The Enquirer also revealed that one of the women who was allegedly exposed settled a civil action against Sheen after hiring lawyer Gloria Allred.

Sheen has been married three times and has five children from previous relationships.

In a video obtained by the Enquirer, Sheen's former fiancée Scottine Ross, also known as Brett Rossi, is seen screaming about being exposed to HIV.

She claimed that Sheen waited over four months to inform her of his diagnosis and that he never used protection because he “loved” her.

Another shocking text message reportedly sent by Sheen's ex-wife Brooke Mueller to his former assistant detailed her distress after learning about his HIV status.

Mueller wrote, “I couldn't handle the HIV news.

Just 6 months ago I was diagnosed with the eye disease and then Charlie potentially giving me HIV.

I started doing heavy drugs with Charlie, staying up for days and it made my brain misfire.”

According to the Enquirer, Sheen allegedly bought a house for one of the women he was involved with and put her on his payroll to keep her quiet.

The publication also claims that there are many other women who receive regular financial support from Sheen as an apology for exposing them to the virus.

Despite reportedly spending $5 million to keep his HIV status secret, the news has become an “open secret” in Hollywood.

An email released during the Sony hack in 2014 referenced Sheen's drug addiction and HIV status, implying that it was challenging for him to work on his show Anger Management.

In a surprising turn of events, Sheen dropped a lawsuit against website The Dirty after they reported his HIV positive status, according to his lawyer Marty Singer.

Access Hollywood spoke with a source who revealed that Sheen's ex-wife Denise Richards knew about his HIV status and that he contracted the disease after their divorce in 2006.

It is unclear how Sheen contracted the virus.

Charlie Sheen's revelation has shocked the entertainment industry, shedding light on the risks associated with irresponsible behavior and the importance of open communication regarding health matters.

This interview serves as a reminder that no one is immune to the consequences of their actions and that taking responsibility for one's health should always be a priority.