14 DAY TRIAL // She was the first of the two Goddesses to leave Charlie Sheen but she claims she’s still a Goddess on her own – just not Charlie’s. Bree Olson has just landed the cover of Playboy and, in the same issue, she also opens up about life with Sheen and the other Goddess at his mansion.
This is the first time that either of the two women living at one point under Sheen’s roof agrees to talk about life with him and, to her credit, Bree is playing it very cool, actually praising the man whose bed she shared not long ago (quotes via Us Magazine).
She also says she wants to launch a career in the movies, which probably explains why she’s being so kind to Charlie in the interview, celebrity pundits say – but that, of course, is pure speculation.
Bree says that, contrary to rumors, she and the other Goddess rarely interacted and most certainly never shared the same bed, as some media reports would have it.
Charlie was more than enough, she says.
“He’s intelligent, he’s charismatic, he’s superfunny,” she says, describing him as “gentle and considerate.” “And he’s good in bed. I mean, he’s had a lot of practice,” Olson adds.
She met Charlie when he summoned her to his house for a meet and greet. They didn’t know each other, but she assumed he must have seen one of her movies (she’s an adult star) and really wanted to get to know her.
“He’s just a rock star. He’s a powerhouse. He’s very sensual,” Bree says. There was really something special about their relationship, she adds, noting that “when I was with him I felt as if we became one together.”
As for how she and the other girl shared Charlie, Bree reveals that the sleeping arrangement wasn’t that different from the one Hugh Hefner has with his bunnies at the Playboy mansion.
“I didn’t really even know her. Okay, all three of us got together, I think, twice. They did their thing together, and Charlie and I did our thing together. And we had two different beds. She and I would go to whichever bed, and he would pick. You know, ‘Where am I sleeping tonight?’” she says.
More on the interview here.