Charlie Sheen’s estranged wife has accused the blabbering actor of being an anti-Semite — and claimed he has threatened to behead her.
Brooke Mueller, 33, convinced a judge Tuesday to grant a court order for her to seize custody of their twin sons, Max and Bob, who turn 2 years old this month. Hours later she turned up at the actor’s Los Angeles home with cops to enforce the order.
“I will cut your head off, put it in a box and send it to your mom,” she claimed he told her Saturday when she attempted to leave his home with the twins.
On her application for judicial intervention, Mueller also wrote that Sheen — who is fighting accusations that comments he made about “Two and Half Men” creator Chuck Lorre were anti-Semitic — once referred to his own manager in a text message as a “stooped Jew pig.”
Sheen, 45, denied all the allegations yesterday on NBC’s “Today” show.
“Colorful. No, I did not [say that],” he said. “I guess if you spend enough time around me you can formulate things and make it sound like it could’ve come from my mouth. But you could do that watching reruns.”
Sheen said he plans to be in court as early as today or tomorrow to regain custody of the boys. He said he would do “everything I can to bring those two beautiful boys back to the home they deserve to be raised in.”
In Mueller’s application, the actress-turned-real-estate investor also stated: “I am very concerned that [Sheen] is currently insane. I am in great fear that he will find me and attack me and I am in great fear for the children’s safety while in his care.”
She also leveled accusations of violence toward her during their stormy marriage. They separated in December, and last month were granted a divorce that will become official in May.
Mueller claimed she joined Sheen, their children and his two live-in girlfriends Natalie “Natty” Kenly and Rachel Oberlin in the Bahamas last month to placate Sheen. She left the group in the middle of the vacation.