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You can now listen to Fox News articles! Charlie Sheen opened up about the turning point that led to his sobriety and the moment he knew he needed to change. The actor, previously known for his heavy drug and alcohol use, has been sober for nearly eight years. After years of addiction and general instability, Sheen said he sobered up after realizing the impact his lifestyle was having on his health and those around him. “It was a case of being smart enough to start taking care of my body,” Sheen said on the “Planet Tyrus” podcast. “When the internal is literally trying to kill the external, it’s a moment to adjust.” Actor Charlie Sheen opens up for the first time about men he’s had sex with during Canelo vs. Crawford at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada on September 13. (Sean Jorgensen/TKO Worldwide LLC via Getty Images) At the time, the show was making Sheen the highest-paid actor for the third time before his next television deal. a public meltdown. Watch the full Charlie Sheen interview and more on ‘Planet Tyrus’ in recent years, he talks about the shame he associated with those years of his life and how his life has changed since sobering up in 2017. A big part of that, he said, has been rebuilding relationships with those closest to him. “I didn’t feel like I was available to people who depended on me the most, available” in a way they depended on him, but then “to accommodate based on my choices,” he said. Charlie Sheen admits he ‘lit the fuse’ that blew up his life as revealed in his turbulent past. During an appearance on “Jesse Watters Primetime,” Sheen revealed that his drug use got so bad that even the supplier teams would cut him off. Actor Charlie Sheen visits “Jesse Watters Primetime” at Fox News Channel Studios in New York City on September 9. (Arturo Holmes/Getty Images) He said he believed he was selling rather than using drugs, seeing the sheer volume he passed. In 2015, Sheen announced that he was HIV positive. He sobered up almost two years later. Since then, he has written a memoir called “The Book of Sheen” and was the subject of a Netflix documentary series released in September. Reflecting on his journey, Sheen said it was the impact of his behavior on those around him that ultimately pushed him towards change. Charlie Sheen poses for a selfie at the Majestic Hotel during the 59th Cannes International Film Festival on May 20, 2006 in Cannes, France. (MJ Kim/Getty Images for RMCC) Click here to download the Fox News app. “I was really tired of disappointing people and ultimately disappointing myself,” he said. Madison Flash is a production assistant for Fox News Digital. (Tags for Translation)Fox News Media(T)Charlie Sheen(T)Entertainment Media(T)Addiction(T)Podcast
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