2017 HIV Lawsuit Against Charlie Sheen Settled For $120,000

According to Page Six, the complainant, who is only known as Jane Doe in the court filings, stated in her initial filing from June 2017 that she first met Sheen in September 2015 and that they soon started having intercourse.

The actor used condoms for their first few encounters, but as time went on, they began to engage in unprotected sex. However, he lied when the woman, who is also described to as a “Russian emigre,” inquired about his STD status.

Sheen later acknowledged having HIV, which he had known since 2011. He then gave her medication to stop her from getting the disease. Before confronting him days later, the woman likewise made the decision to visit an emergency care facility. It was also the moment when he allegedly referred to his admission of his diagnosis as “noble.”

Moreover, he allegedly stated it was “none of her f-cking business” when questioned why he didn’t tell her about his HIV. The publication additionally claims that he argued antiviral medications weren’t even necessary and promoted simply “the convenient rumors of the medical community” regarding the illness.