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The Charlie Sheen-Denise Richards era is nearly over after the biggest roadblocks to one of Hollywood’s more bitter marital breakups were resolved Monday:
Estranged Hollywood couple Charlie Sheen and Denise Richards, whose bitter divorce battle titillated the tabloids for months, have amicably settled most of their differences, their lawyers said.
Lance Spiegel, an attorney for Sheen, said on Monday that issues connected with their divorce proceedings were resolved after a closed-door session between lawyers for both sides and Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Marjorie Steinberg, who has presided over the case.
Richards’ lawyer, Neil Hersh, also said the couple had reached an amicable resolution, adding that a September 12 court hearing on child custody had been canceled, but so far no judgment has been entered in the divorce.
As part of the settlement, Richards agreed to drop a restraining order she had obtained against Sheen directing him to stay at least 300 yards away from her and their two daughters, Sam 2, and 1-year-old Lola, the lawyers said. …
The restraining order was issued in April after Richards, 35, filed a declaration claiming Sheen, 40, was abusing prescription drugs, gambling compulsively and had been physically and verbally abusive.
She also claimed that Sheen, who stars as a Malibu playboy on the bawdy CBS television comedy “Two and a Half Men,” hired prostitutes and looked at child pornography on the Internet.
Andreia Schwartz gives new meaning to the phrase “high priced call girl.”
The Brazilian bombshell accused of running a million-dollar call girl ring out of her midtown condo told cops her two biggest sugar daddies paid her a total $250,000 for sex, it was revealed yesterday.
But money aside, Andreia Schwartz said she’d rather sleep with women than her newly revealed benefactor Robert Voccola, a 68-year-old money manager, or her other supposed paramour, Time Warner Chief Financial Officer Wayne Pace. “I wouldn’t have kept having sex with [Pace] or any of these guys if they weren’t paying me,” Schwartz said in a statement unveiled yesterday during her arraignment in Manhattan Supreme Court. “I don’t do guys for money anymore,” she told cops. “I only do girls.”
Schwartz, 31, who pleaded not guilty to prostitution, selling drugs and money laundering, told cops shortly after her arrest that Pace and Voccola were helping pay her bills. “I got up to $200,000 … from just one guy, who worked for AOL, in cash, mortgage payments, checks and other things,” Schwartz said in an apparent reference to Pace.
Life wasn’t quite as lucrative with Voccola, the chief investment officer of Barrett Associates, Schwartz said. “We have sex once or twice a week over the past year and a half,” she said. “He’s given me about $50,000 a year in cash, mortgage payments, checks and other things. He also gave me a credit card and financial advice, telling me where to invest.”
Prosecutors also revealed that U.S. Customs was probing Schwartz after they caught her bringing wads of cash into the country. “She has grossly underreported her income,” Assistant District Attorney John (Artie) McConnell said. “She should expect additional charges.”
One would hope. It’s bad enough to overcharge guys for sex without then demeaning them in public. She’s an attractive woman and all that but, geez, a quarter mil?
Sadly, these smallish non-nude photos are all I could dig up:
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