Charlie Sheen’s Ex-Porn Star Girlfriend Says He Never Told Her About HIV

Charlie Sheen claimed during his Tuesday interview with Matt Lauer that he disclosed his HIV-positive status to all of his sexual partners. However, his former girlfriend, ex-porn star Bree Olson, says he is lying.

Olson, who lived with Sheen for a year as one of his “goddesses” during his 2011 public meltdown, appeared on Howard Stern’s SiriusXM radio show Tuesday to call out the actor for exposing her to the virus.

Comparing the experience to playing “Russian roulette every day for a year,” the former adult film star told Stern that Sheen knew he was infected at the time of their relationship.

“He can claim drugs and alcohol… he knew exactly what he was doing,” she said, reminding Stern that “it is a crime” to have sex with someone while knowingly infected with HIV if you don’t disclose that information to your partner.

“I have a family, I have a future… to think that you could have taken that away from me, that you knowingly were doing that,” she said. “Just because I’m a former sex worker, I’m a human being,” she said. “In that interview… he said he came up with this word of saying, ‘I made this choice of sleeping with low-class women’ or whatever the word is… that’s how he had to have seen me, and almost every other woman.”

Oslon, whose real name is Rachel Oberlin, also said people have blamed her for giving Sheen the virus. She clarified that she has tested negative.

She also said Sheen does not value her life.

“Some guy called me and said, ‘B—ch, you need to die before you give AIDS to anyone else,’” she said Tuesday. “People are blaming me, saying that I gave Charlie AIDS because I’m the porn star, I’m the sex worker.”

Sheen told Matt Lauer Tuesday the idea he would knowingly risk exposing others to the virus “couldn’t be further from the truth.”