Responding in court to Brett Rossi's lawsuit alleging that Sheen had physically abused her, forced her to have an abortion and failed to disclose his HIV status, Sheen sought to undermine Rossi's credibility by bringing up her past as a sex worker.
In the court papers, which were filed Monday and obtained by the LA Times,Sheen's lawyers read...
"She was the one who insisted on having unprotected sex with Sheen 'like a normal couple,'" after she learned of his diagnosis. "As a porn star, Rossi has had hundreds, if not thousands, of sexual partners. Exposure to sexually transmitted disease is a risk that she knowingly and willingly accepts every time she has sex on film, and she made the same choice when it came to Sheen."Rossi "signed a confidentiality agreement" after he revealed his HIV status to her.
"This is a case by an extortionist … who gets paid for sex as a prostitute and a porn star," the lawyers write. "Rossi is banking on the fact that Sheen will pay her millions of dollars to avoid the negative publicity surrounding this action."Rossi, 26, who was engaged to Sheen for eight months in 2014, filed a lawsuit last week seeking unspecified damages from the actor for assault, battery, false imprisonment and emotional distress after his bombshell HIV announcement, one day after he failed to pay her more than $1 million they had reportedly agreed upon prior to his November "Today" show interview
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