
Sami Sheen flashes toned tummy at lunch after revealing she needs surgery for breast implants making her sick
The 21-year-old daughter of Denise Richards and Charlie Sheen put on a show on the fourth of July with cut-off white tank top that exposed her toned tummy and a pair of pale pink sweatpants.
Sami also wore a pink LA Dodgers ball cap as she was spotted leaving the market with a container of food.
She wore her hair in braids as she looked for a place to sit down and eat her meal.
The sighting comes nearly two weeks after the OnlyFans star revealed she plans to have her breast implants removed less than two years after she got them.
She wrote that she's 'been experiencing health issues for nearly 2 years' with 'the weirdest symptoms.'
Sami said that she 'finally discovered that I have breast implant illness,' adding, 'idk how I [hadn't] figured this out sooner but I'm so happy to finally have an answer.'
She told her 202,000 followers, 'I'm hoping to get them removed asap so I can start feeling better.'
And she asked, 'Pls lmk if you know of any good explant surgeons near LA.'
Looking back at a picture of her pre-cosmetic surgery figure, Sami said, 'It's definitely gonna be hard going back to this size. not only physically, but mentally.'
She lamented, 'I don't want to at all but i know i'll feel so much better once they are out. so i guess it's worth it.'
She told fans, 'i posted about this on my tiktok but figured i would talk about it on here in case anyone else is experiencing the same thing. this is your sign to always put your health first!!!'
The reality television star also noted that her sickness has affected her hair, writing in parentheses, 'also i can't believe this is all my real hair, another thing that these implants took from me.'
Someone asked Sheen what her symptoms are, which she detailed in a long list.
Chronic fatigue, headaches, acne, memory loss, brain fog, vertigo, joint pain, dry eyes, and mood swings were just some of the uncomfortable effects.
Also listed were hair loss, allergies, skin rashes, severe anxiety, and sensitivity to temperature.
Sami shared, 'BII often mimics certain autoimmune diseases, but I'm certain it's my implants because these symptoms started almost immediately after getting them done.'
The influencer said she experiences 'nearly all of these symptoms every single day' and that 'it's exhausting.'
As recently as April, Sami said on TikTok that she planned to get another, larger boob job.
She said at the time, 'They're finally fully dropped and settled in. I feel like I could've gone bigger and I really wish I went bigger. When the time comes to get them redone I'm definitely going bigger.'
The star initially went under the knife in 2023 at age 19. 'I think I'm gonna go over the muscle so they look a little bit more natural,' the nepo baby shared at the time.
On an episode of Bravo's Wild Things, in which she stars alongside mom Denise and sister Lola, 20, Sami admitted childhood bullying led her to join OnlyFans so that she could fund her plastic surgery.
She documented her rhinoplasty with celebrity surgeon Dr. Deepak Dugar on the show, which premiered March 4.
'High school was very hard. I had to deal with kids bullying me. People would say that I looked like my dad,' she said of her famous father.
And Sami is no stranger to plastic surgery, detailing her many procedures during an appearance on Gia Guidice's Casual Chaos podcast.
'I started with lip filler when I was 18. Obviously, I went to the wrong person, had to get it dissolved, start over,' Sami continued.
'Before I got my nose done, I discovered nose filler. They would fill the tip and try and make it look cuter. But the guy literally told me, "You're going to need a rhinoplasty to get the look that you want."'
Gia said that Sami's procedures were all very natural looking.
'That was my goal. I just want little enhancements, but those little enhancements, they're kind of big things,' Sami said.
She also said that she was 'really confident' before getting plastic surgery — it was just things she wanted.
'It wasn't like I needed something. I hated my nose, but I made it work,' she continued.
'I think that's such a huge thing that girls need to really be happy with themselves before they get plastic surgery or any work done, because I think insecurity comes from really deep-rooted within you.'
Sami wanted listeners to know that getting work done 'isn't going to fix all your insecurities' and said it is important 'to really be confident and love yourself' before having any cometic surgery.
She remarked that she gets a lot of nasty comments about her surgeries.
'Everyone always comments like, "You need to respect yourself and be happy with yourself,"' she said.
'I'm like, "I've been happy with myself. I just finally am able to, like, get a nose job."There's nothing wrong with wanting a little enhancement.'
Hashtags

Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles


Daily Mail
22 minutes ago
- Daily Mail
Tragic coincidence behind resurfaced Julian McMahon photo after his shock death
A decades-old photo of Julian McMahon and his Charmed co-star Shannen Doherty has resurfaced in the wake of his death, and it points to a tragic coincidence. Julian - who starred in Nip/Tuck and FBI: Most Wanted - died last week, aged 56, after a private health battle with cancer. Meanwhile, Shannen lost her own battle with breast cancer last year. Both were in their 50s when they died in the month of July. 'Shannen Doherty and Julian McMahon from Charmed both dying from cancer in July almost a year from each other is so wild. May they both rest in peace,' one person wrote on X, formerly Twitter, alongside the photo. From A-list scandals and red carpet mishaps to exclusive pictures and viral moments, subscribe to the DailyMail's new showbiz newsletter to stay in the loop. 'I cannot believe we lost these two in less than a year,' another penned. 'This is so devastating. Talented, beautiful, beloved and iconic actors of 90s/2000s. and we lost them way too young. rest in peace, Julian McMahon and Shannen Doherty.' Another fan poetically wrote: 'Shannen and Julian fought the biggest demon of all … cancer.' The Charmed alumni both starred in the hit early 2000 series for three years, with Shannen playing Prue Halliwell and Julian playing half-demon Cole Turner. They also starred in 2001 thriller flick Another Day, where they played love interests. That same year, the pair dated for a brief stint, however their romance was short-lived. On Friday, Julian's wife revealed in a heartbreaking statement that the Aussie star had passed away after secretly battling cancer. His wife said : 'With an open heart, I wish to share with the world that my beloved husband, Julian McMahon, died peacefully this week after a valiant effort to overcome cancer.' Julian's last public appearance was alongside Nicolas Cage at SXSW in Austin, Texas back in March, as he looked thin promoting psychological thriller The Surfer. Kelly - whom he married in 2014 - continued by expressing the love Julian had for his fans and those around him and what being an actor meant to him during his life. 'Julian loved life. He loved his family. He loved his friends. He loved his work, and he loved his fans. His deepest wish was to bring joy into as many lives as possible. 'We ask for support during this time to allow our family to grieve in privacy. And we wish for all of those to whom Julian brought joy, to continue to find joy in life. We are grateful for the memories,' she added in her statement obtained by Deadline.


The Independent
2 hours ago
- The Independent
Love Island USA's Yulissa reveals how producers quietly removed her from the show over racial slurs
Get the latest entertainment news, reviews and star-studded interviews with our Independent Culture email Get the latest entertainment news with our free Culture newsletter Get the latest entertainment news with our free Culture newsletter Email * SIGN UP I would like to be emailed about offers, events and updates from The Independent. Read our Privacy notice Former Love Island USA contestant Yulissa Escobar has opened up about her unceremonious exit from the show's seventh season after videos of her making racial slurs resurfaced online. Escobar, who was one of 10 original singletons to join the reality series' current season, was quietly removed last month in episode two. At the time, the show's narrator, Iain Stirling, simply stated that 'Yulissa has left the villa,' without further elaborating. It was later reported that her departure came amid immense fan backlash over old podcast clips showing her using the N-word. The Miami-born entrepreneur has now spoken out in a new TikTok video to share the 'real story' of her exit. She prefaced the video, admitting that while she 'can't share certain things,' she 'will share the majority of what happened.' Yulissa Escobar was booted from season seven of 'Love Island USA' after racist comments she made resurfaced ( Peacock ) 'So, regular ass day. I did not wake up in the middle of the night, they didn't get me in the f***ing morning. They didn't drag my ass out of bed,' Escobar explained. She said she was sitting and waiting with the other contestants for the arrival of bombshells Cierra and Charlie, when she was then called to the front to meet with the producers, expecting it was just to film a confessional. But she soon realized 'something serious was happening' when a producer asked her to take off her mic. 'I honestly got scared, I thought something was happening with a family member or something. I didn't know what was going on,' Escobar said. 'They didn't really tell me anything, they just said, you know, a video resurfaced [on the] internet and it's not looking too good.' Watch Apple TV+ free for 7 day New subscribers only. £8.99/mo. after free trial. Plan auto-renews until cancelled. Try for free ADVERTISEMENT. If you sign up to this service we will earn commission. This revenue helps to fund journalism across The Independent. Watch Apple TV+ free for 7 day New subscribers only. £8.99/mo. after free trial. Plan auto-renews until cancelled. Try for free ADVERTISEMENT. If you sign up to this service we will earn commission. This revenue helps to fund journalism across The Independent. She explained that at that point, because she didn't have her phone, she wasn't sure what video they were referring to. After the producers confirmed she was being sent home, she was taken to a hotel and left without her phone for two days while awaiting the release of the two episodes she appeared in. During that time, she 'was losing my f***ing mind because I didn't know what was going on. I just knew that there was a video out there. 'So finally, I got my phone back, and when I got my phone back, I was like, 'Holy s*** no way,' and it was a lot. It was a lot to take in,' she said, adding that she continued to frantically search her name on the web. 'And I was like, f***, no. I can't believe people think I'm racist. I mean, I get it, I said a word that I should have not said,' Escobar acknowledged. 'I wish I would have never said that,' she said. 'It is what it is. I can't go back in time. I am sorry that I said that word.' Escobar previously addressed the controversy in a June Instagram post, apologizing for using 'a word I never should've used, a racial slur.' 'I used it ignorantly, not fully understanding the weight, history, or pain behind it. I wasn't trying to be offensive or harmful, but I recognize now that intention doesn't excuse impact. And the impact of that word is real. It's tied to generations of trauma, and it is not mine to use,' she wrote. 'At the time, I was speaking casually in conversation, not thinking deeply or critically about what I was saying. But that doesn't take away from how wrong it was. The truth is, I didn't know better then, but I do now. I've taken the time to reflect, to learn, and to grow from that moment.'


The Independent
2 hours ago
- The Independent
What to Stream: Spielberg looks back at 'Jaws,' Clipse reunite and 'Bachelor in Paradise' is flirty
Steven Spielberg reflecting on his shark blockbuster in the documentary 'Jaws @ 50" and Clipse, the dynamic duo of Pusha T and Malice, returning for the album 'Let God Sort Em Out' are some of the new television, films, music and games headed to a device near you. Also among the streaming offerings worth your time, as selected by The Associated Press' entertainment journalists: Burna Boy 's eighth studio album, EA Sports ' College Football 26 and Season 10 of 'Bachelor in Paradise,' which will include contestants from 'Golden Bachelor' and 'Golden Bachelorette.' New movies to stream from July 7-13 — Steven Spielberg reflects on the 'life altering experience' that was 'Jaws,' which celebrates its 50th anniversary this summer, in the new documentary 'Jaws @ 50: The Definitive Inside Story,' streaming on Disney+ and Hulu on Friday, July 11. Voices include those who worked on the film, like composer John Williams, production designer Joe Alves and actors like Jonathan Filley and Lorriane Gary, as well as filmmaker luminaries from James Cameron and Jordan Peele to George Lucas. — Alex Ross Perry's experimental documentary about the '90s indie band Pavement ('Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain') will be streaming on Mubi on Friday, July 11. There are actors ('Stranger Things'' Joe Keery, Nat Wolff, Jason Schwartzman), the real guys (Stephen Malkmus), archival footage and irreverent stagings that help evoke the spirit of the band, and kind of tell their story, as unconventionally as possible. The AP named it one of the best of the year, so far. — Writer-director Mark Anthony Green's debut movie 'Opus,' a cult-horror about a reclusive pop star and a mysterious retreat, did not receive the best reviews out of the Sundance Film Festival earlier this year. But it touts the kind of cast and intriguing premise that makes it a hard-to-resist curiosity, with Ayo Edebiri and John Malkovich leading, that begins streaming on HBO Max on Friday, July 11. In his AP review, Mark Kennedy wrote, 'How both could be totally miscast will haunt your dreams.' Kennedy added, 'Green wobbles as he tries to land this plane and what had been an intriguing premise to talk about fame and the parasitic industries that live off it turns into a gross-out, run-for-it bloodfest and a plot that unravels.' — AP Film Writer Lindsey Bahr New music to stream from July 7-13 — The rap record of the summer is here. Clipse, the dynamic duo of Pusha T and Malice, return for 'Let God Sort Em Out' on Friday, their first new project as a duo in over 15 years. They're as keen as ever; there's been no dull to either's flow in that time. And if that's not a strong enough co-sign, a quick look at the album's features will confirm its greatness: Kendrick Lamar, Tyler the Creator, Nas, Pharrell Williams, John Legend, The-Dream, Ab-Liva, Stove God Cooks and more are featured. — Nigerian superstar Burna Boy, a leading voice in Afrobeats, will release his eighth studio album, 'No Sign of Weakness,' on Thursday. It's a high-energy good time, as first made apparent in the percussion-heavy 'TaTaTa' featuring rapper Travis Scott. — It was one of the best-selling albums of all time. On Friday, July 11, Backstreet Boys' 1999 boy band classic, 'Millennium,' gets a facelift with the release of 'Millennium 2.0.' It's a deluxe reissue, now with a brand-new song, B-sides and live recordings. And that makes you larger than life. — AP Music Writer Maria Sherman New series to stream from July 7-13 — ABC's 'Bachelor in Paradise' marks its 10th season this summer with a golden twist. Contestants from 'The Golden Bachelor' and 'The Golden Bachelorette' are sent to a resort in Costa Rica to have fun in the sun and possibly make romantic connections. There's also a number of younger 'Bachelor' and 'Bachelorette' cast members who randomly get added to the mix. Jesse Palmer hosts with Bachelor Nation favorites Wells Adams serving as in-house bartender and Hannah Brown, who is in charge of Paradise Relations, whatever that means. It begins streaming Tuesday on Hulu. — Peyton Manning's Netflix docuseries 'Quarterback' returns for a second season. Cameras follow NFL Quarterbacks Joe Burrow of the Cleveland Browns, Jared Goff of The Detroit Lions and Kirk Cousins. Cousins was also featured in Season 1 as the QB for the Minnesota Vikings but in Season 2 we see him injured from a torn Achilles. He eventually parts ways with the Vikings (who drafted Michigan's J.J. McCarthy ) and signs with the Atlanta Falcons. All eight episodes drop Tuesday. — There's a 'Bosch' spinoff premiering Wednesday on Prime Video focusing on LAPD homicide detective Renée Ballard (who you may recognize from the 'Bosch: Legacy' series finale.) 'Ballard," starring Maggie Q as the titular character, is also based on books by Michael Connelly. — Chip and Joanna Gaines' Magnolia Network presents 'a social experiment' where three families live 'Little House on the Prairie'-style for eight weeks. 'Back to the Frontier' streams a new episode for eight-weeks beginning Thursday on Max. — Meg Stalter of 'Hacks' stars in a new Netflix comedy from Lena Dunham called 'Too Much.' It's a semi-autobiographical story about Dunham's life about a heartbroken New Yorker who moves to London to begin anew and finds herself drawn to a musician (Will Sharpe,) against her better judgment. An impressive roster of talent including Andrew Rannells, Naomi Watts, Kit Harington, Andrew Scott, Rhea Perlman, Richard E. Grant and Rita Ora make appearances. All 10 episodes drop Thursday. — Dexter Morgan takes Manhattan in 'Dexter: Resurrection,' a sequel to 2021's 'Dexter: New Blood.' Michael C. Hall reprises his role as the serial killer who hunts other serial killers. In 'Resurrection,' Dexter meets a secret society of serial killers led by a character played by Peter Dinklage. David Zayas continues his role of detective Angel Batista from the original. It premieres Friday, July 11. — The cast of 'Love Island USA' was so popular, they've got their own spin-off called 'Love Island: Beyond the Villa." The show follows six of the core cast living in LA as they adjust to the limelight and attempt to maintain their relationships. It debuts Sunday, July 13, on Peacock. — MGM+ has an adaptation of Stephen King's 2019 novel 'The Institute.' It's about a teenage boy named Luke — with an exceptionally high intellect — who wakes up a strange, unknown facility run by the government that imprisons kids with unique abilities. The sci-fi horror series is eight-episodes and stars Ben Barnes and Mary-Louise Parker. It premieres Sunday, July 13. — Alicia Rancilio New video games to play from July 7-13 — What's in the works for EA Sports' College Football 26? Dozens of new mascots! We're talking Oregon State's Benny the Beaver, Akron's Zippy the Kangaroo and the already legendary Pop-Tarts Mascot. Real-life coaches like Notre Dame's Marcus Freeman and Georgia's Kirby Smart are joining the fun. And your new cover models are wide receivers Ryan Williams of Alabama and Jeremiah Smith of Ohio State. EA drew a huge audience last year when it returned to the NCAA gridiron after a decade-long hiatus, and this season promises 2,800 new plays and unique coaching schemes to go along with slicker graphics and tighter gameplay. The real season is still more than a month away, but you can begin your tailgate party Thursday on PlayStation 5 and Xbox X/S. — It has been nearly 50 years since Atari ruled the arcades, but the brand has resurfaced recently with modernized versions of classics like Asteroids, Breakout and Berzerk. Missile Command Delta is something different, redefining the original shoot-em-up as a turn-based tactical challenge. It takes place in an abandoned bunker with plenty of locked rooms and other puzzles, so there's more to do than just protecting your bases — there's a whole mystery to solve. Maybe it involves Pong? Save the world all over again Tuesday on PlayStation 5, Xbox X/S, Switch and PC. — Lou Kesten