Sami Sheen roasts estranged dad Charlie over his past drug addiction, reveals why they haven’t spoken in a year

Sami Sheen savagely roasted her dad, Charlie Sheen, arsenic she explained why they’re presently not successful contact.

The OnlyFans creator shared a TikTok video lip-synching to an audio clip from nan “Two and a Half Men” star’s viral 2011 question and reply connected ABC’s “20/20” — revealing nan sit-down “pretty overmuch sums up” their estrangement.

In nan clip, Andrea Canning tin beryllium heard asking Charlie, “Are location immoderate narcotics successful nan house?”

“If location are, you amended find them and springiness them to maine immediately,” nan character responded to nan journalist.

“No, location are not,” Charlie continued. “Not that I cognize about. If I cognize astir them, I’ll find them and propulsion them away. It’s not a large deal.”

He added mockingly, “Ooh, narcotics successful nan house, ah, we’re each gonna die.”

Sami wrote crossed nan TikTok video, “When group wonderment why I haven’t spoken to my dada successful a twelvemonth but this is my dad.”

Charlie, 59, shares Sami, 21, and girl Lola, 19, pinch his ex-wife Denise Richards, whom he was joined to from 2002 to 2005.

The “Denise Richards and Her Wild Things” star, 54, described Sami and Lola’s narration pinch their begetter arsenic “complicated” successful March.

“It’s been [complicated] from time one and some girls are uncovering their way successful nan narration and that’s OK,” Richards told Us Weekly.

“Things tin beryllium up and down, but you tin ever get done it.”

Earlier this month, nan “Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” alum admitted she hid Charlie’s “outrageously bad” scandals from nan girls during their childhoods.

“If I was astatine a schoolhouse performance, and he was expected to show up, and I get a call, ‘Something happened sideways, hospital, whatever,’ I’m not going to show nan kids nan truth,” Richards said connected nan “Sibling Revelry” podcast pinch Kate and Oliver Hudson.

“I lied, and I said, ‘Dad had to work.'”