Shared custody model spokesman????

http://entertainment.msn.com/movies/...sipc5?GT1=6428

Even a beauty like Denise Richards is a Cu Next Tuesday. Perhaps Charlie
might become our spokesperson after he loses his children and pays xx
million over the next xxx years.

"Father of the Year" wrote in message
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http://entertainment.msn.com/movies/...sipc5?GT1=6428

Even a beauty like Denise Richards is a Cu Next Tuesday. Perhaps Charlie
might become our spokesperson after he loses his children and pays xx
million over the next xxx years.

That just might happen since she's after sole custody and he wants joint.
If he makes it a big deal in front of the cameras, then she's not gonna have
much of a leg to stand on if he sticks to his guns and fights for his (and
his children's) rights.

But here's the whole story... And bear witness to the fact that it's quite
biased as well.


Charlie's Daddy-Daughter Time

The deep freeze between Charlie Sheen and Denise Richards might be thawing
just a bit. People reports the actor, who was hit with divorce papers in
March, was able to spend some quality daddy time with his 1-year-old
daughter Sam last weekend.
An insider tells the mag that the outing, which included a trip to Malibu to
see Charlie's parents, was the first time father and daughter had been
together one-on-one in several weeks.

"He loves Sam," another source stresses to People. "He's very attentive to
her and always has been."

Sheen is currently enjoying some time off from his hit CBS sitcom "Two and a
Half Men," and he's reportedly keeping his schedule wide open as he
anticipates the arrival of baby No. 2 in June.

"He wants to be around to enjoy the birth of his child," shares a Sheen pal.

The positive reviews of Sheen's attentive parenting skills come as he's put
in a request for joint custody of Sam and the couple's impending arrival.
Richards wants sole custody of the kids, which would mean that the onetime
bad boy, who has vehemently denied recidivism rumors, wouldn't get a say in
their life decisions but could still visit.

And hey, just because Denise apparently doesn't trust Charlie on important
matters pertaining to their offspring doesn't mean she wants him out of the
picture.

"Denise expects Charlie to be part of their children's lives," a Richards
mole explains to the magazine. "She's not looking to cut ties with him as a
father."

If she is not looking to cut ties, then why sole custody. Money? She
should have enough of that. Spite? Hmm....