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Denise Richards Defends Charlie Sheen At Fashion Week
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Jen Carlson
Published Feb 10, 2011
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Denise Richards at last night's Red Dress show, via the AP
Fashion Week has begun, and last night the Red Dress Fashion Show kicked it all off, with Denise Richards as one of the runway models. Former Mrs. Charlie Sheen defended her family, and during what's one of many interviews that'll have her answering questions about her ex, she declared: "It's easy to judge on the outside, no one knows what's really going on behind closed doors." She's right, no one knows what's really going on inside of Charlie Sheen's sex palace.
Currently Sheen has entered a rehabilitation treatment... in his own home (as Lost writer Damon Lindelof Tweeted: "Charlie Sheen deciding to do rehab from home is like Charlie Sheen deciding to do rehab from home."). The last time the former couple were in town together the actor had a (naked and frothing at the mouth) meltdown at the Plaza; Richards says she's doing everything in her power to protect their young daughters from the press circling around that, and his other downward spiral shenanigans.
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