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Sami Sheen took to TikTok last week to accuse sister Lola of not getting their mom, Denise Richards, a Mother’s Day gift
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In the video, which has over 3.5 million views, the OnlyFans model slammed the public for calling Lola “the perfect child,” further accusing her of “lying”
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Fans previously saw Sami and Lola feuding in the first season of Denise Richards & Her Wild Things, which ended with them making amends after months of not speaking
Sami and Lola Sheen are taking their latest feud to social media.
The 21-year-old OnlyFans model posted a TikTok on Thursday, May 15, claiming her sister, 19, did not contribute to a Mother’s Day lunch or gift for their mom, Denise Richards. In the video, which has accumulated over 3.5 million views in just a few days, Sami accused Lola of being a liar.
“My mom posted a photo of the three of us on Mother’s Day, and all the comments were saying how Lola was so nice, and Lola’s the perfect child — I guess you guys didn’t even see me in the photo,” she said. “Did you guys know that Lola didn’t even get my mom flowers or a card or anything for Mother’s Day, when my mom doesn’t have a mom anymore, and it’s a very hard day for her? So I made the reservation.”
“I paid for everyone’s food. Lola said she was gonna split the bill with me, and she didn’t. I got my mom two things of flowers, a bunch of from Barefoot Dreams, and a very nice candle and a card, and Lola couldn’t even get her flowers,” she said.
“Isn’t that crazy?” she continued. “But all the comments on that post were saying that she is so nice. Okay. And of course, her excuse [is], ‘It’s coming in the mail. I got you something, mom, but it’s coming in the mail.’ Bitch, I’ve been hearing that since Christmas!”
Sami then claimed that Lola didn’t even get her a gift on her birthday, showing up “empty-handed, even though I’m your sister.”
“Yeah, it’s coming in the mail? Well, it’s May now,” Sami exclaimed. “I confronted her about this, and I’m like, ‘What did you get me? Because what is taking so long?’ And she starts laughing. She’s like, ‘Well, I just don’t know what to get you.’ So we’re lying now? Great.”
That same day, Sami made another video slamming Lola for trying to embarrass her in front of her ex-boyfriend by making her “sound a little weird” for being a fan of The Summer I Turned Pretty during a group dinner.
“This is the ex that Lola would hang out with and lie to my face about it, by the way, just for some other context,” Sami noted, referring to their recent rift that led them to not speak for several months until making amends at the end of their family’s reality show, Denise Richards & Her Wild Things.
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(L-R) Lola Sheen, Denise Richards, Sami Sheen
Two days later, Lola took to her own TikTok page to address Sami’s comments and offer a warning for people who spread negativity online.
“I was not gonna come on here and make a video, but after watching both videos that were said about me and receiving so many countless comments, I’ve decided to just say this,” she began. “Growing up, I was always taught to never post something about someone on the internet, especially your own family. If anyone knows what it feels like to get things posted about them that should have just been kept private, it’s my family — especially my mom and my dad.”
“They have always raised us to keep our mouths shut and never post anything about anyone online, because you never know how it can affect them, and also, you can’t take that stuff back,” Lola went on to explain about her famous parents, Richards and Charlie Sheen. “Personally, for me, I would never, ever say anything about anyone online, especially my own family, about a situation that is extremely personal and something that no one needs to know at all. Unfortunately, in this situation, everything that’s going on is because of my own sister, which is just very unfortunate, but it is what it is.”
While Lola added that she does “not feel the need to sit here and prove who I am,” she wanted to clarify that she is not “a terrible daughter and sister and person.”
“I did get my mom flowers and a card,” she revealed, showing a photo of a large bouquet. “These are the flowers and card that I got her. There’s a lot of things to this story that you just don’t know. It’s very easy to make assumptions when you don’t know the full story or the person, which I don’t blame you. I understand the assumptions that you’re making, and I completely get it. But also, once again, you have no idea what actually goes on in my life.”
She also opened up about pushback from her sister and the public regarding her “being fake,” particularly when it comes to her Christian faith (at the beginning of 2025, Lola was baptized after religion helped her out of a depression).
“I post about the Lord because I did not want to be here anymore, and I wanted to end my life, and the Lord saved me from that,” she shared. “So I’m not faking being a Christian. I’m not faking. I’m not a facade.”
“So you can say whatever you want about me, that is completely fine, and think whatever you want, because at the end of the day, God is the ultimate judge,” Lola concluded. “As someone who has experienced mental health struggles myself, please be very careful in what you say to people. This isn’t even about me, but genuinely, you never know what someone’s going through. So when you go to someone’s page and you want to comment something that’s mean, you never know how it could affect them mentally.”
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