Denise Richards and her family star in the new show Denise Richards and Her Wild Things where she has revealed many bombshells about her life at home, including the fact that her daughters Lola, 19, and Sami, 21, have not spoken to each other in a year.
The first few episodes that have already dropped focus on the siblings' rivalry and how the 54-year-old actress tries to repair their months-long feud.
Apart from their differences, the sisters grew further apart after drama that unfolded following Sami's breakup with her boyfriend, who happened to be Lola's best friend.
In an exclusive interview with DailyMail.com, Lola, Denise and Charlie's youngest daughter who was recently baptized, opened up about her tarnished relationship with her sister, shared her thoughts on OnlyFans and plastic surgery and where her relationship with her famous father stands now after her parents went through a nasty custody battle that played out in the public.
Prior to filming the show over the summer of 2024, Lola said that she didn't know whether she'd sign on to be a part of it - until three days before filming began.
'I sat with the Lord on it for a really long time and then I decided it would be a good opportunity to spread his light in that business where it's not really common for people to talk about Jesus,' she revealed.
Lola Sheen, 19, opened up about her feud with her sister Sami, 21, in an exclusive interview with DailyMail.com as their relationship unfolds in new episodes of Denise Richards' new show
Denise Richards and her two daughters Lola and Sami posed together on the red carpet as they promoted their new show, Denise Richards and Her Wild Things, at Planet Hollywood Times Square on February 26 in New York City
Filming her personal life - something that she's kept private all these years - was something 'so vulnerable' to her, but she realized that because she 'serves an audience of one' - referring to Jesus - it 'doesn't really matter what people think' of her.
'I was very judgmental of myself in the beginning, but I realized, like, "It's okay to be different. It's okay to not be like everybody else on TV."
'So that was the hardest part for me I think,' she said.
During the March 4 debut, fans found out for the first time that Lola and Sami did not speak to each other for a year because of drama with a man - which was 'very misinterpreted on the show,' according to Lola.
The restaurant hostess summarized it to DailyMail.com as when she was 16, she, her boyfriend at the time and his friend ended up getting into a car crash.
Afterwards, she ended up becoming really close to her boyfriend's friend because of the 'traumatic experience.'
Her sister then met her guy friend and they dated for a short time before breaking up.
'I didn't want to just end my friendship with him because I still had sort of the same friends,' she explained. 'So initially, she was just upset that I still had him a part of my life, but it felt unfair to me, because I was best friends with him before.'
The Sheen sisters shocked fans in a recent episode of their Bravo show by telling cameras that they've been feuding for an entire year
During the March 4 premiere episode, fans learned that their feud initiated over drama with a guy, which, Lola told DailyMail.com was 'very misinterpreted'
Lola revealed that everything is 'definitely good today' between her and Sami and teased that Sami could be back together with the man that drove a wedge between them in the first place.
The content creator, who just launched her own Heavenly Bonded podcast, went on to say that she and Sami mended their relationship on Thanksgiving 2024 when the family was celebrating together at Denise's house.
'It was so special. We just like ended up talking. And then our best friends were there,' she recalled. 'So they were like, "Guys, you just have to work this out."
'And then we ended up talking and laughing together, and it was really sweet.'
Shedding light on their sibling dynamic, she stated, 'We have never been really best friends. When I was young, maybe.
'We've never been the sisters that are like really best friends, you know. It's like she gets weirded out if I even try to hug her. That's just normal - she loves in a different way towards me. It's always been that way.'
Lola and Sami had their big fight while filming was going on, with Lola recalling it was 'hard to film with her' because the duo were 'at such odds.'
Going through filming together, however, actually brought the sisters 'closer again,' she spilled since they had to film scenes together.
Lola told DailyMail.com that she and Sami mended their relationship on November 2024. She recalled, 'It was so special. We just like ended up talking. And then our best friends were there. So they were like, "Guys, you just have to work this out"'
'I think we will always fight, but it's not so intense like sisters always fight, whether it's clothes or whatever it is,' she said, explaining they have 'different styles' and aren't the kind of sisters that share each other's clothes and accessories.
Lola told DailyMail.com that, if there is a second season of the show, she'd love for fans to see that the two are back to their old ways and how their relationship has evolved.
The TV personality's family trauma began before she was even born. Her father Charlie, 59, and Denise split in 2005 after a four-year marriage when the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills alum was six months pregnant with Lola.
Even though they finalized their divorce in 2006, the pair went on to have a years-long feud over custody with the Two and a Half Men star filing to change the child support arrangement in 2019.
Following her divorce, the reality star went on to adopt a daughter, Eloise - who has a rare chromosomal disorder - in 2011. She's also featured on the show.
As the nasty custody battle made headlines, Denise went on to marry her husband Aaron Phypers, 52, in September 2018 after a year of dating.
In October 2021, the actor's payments were adjusted to 'zero dollars' after he won the court over, arguing Sami was living with him at the time.
Lola, who has been living with her mother, revealed she spends a lot of time with him, even though - apart for an upcoming episode - he is not part of the family's reality show.
Denise, 54, and Charlie, 59, split in 2005 after a four-year marriage. They finalized their divorce a year later, but went on to have a years-long feud over custody
Charlie, who makes an appearance on Denise's show, is on better terms with his ex. Lola told DailyMail.com about her relationship with her father, 'We've always been close. I love him a lot, and he's always there for me. He's never not been there'
Denise married her husband Aaron Phypers in 2018 and adopted her now 13-year-old daughter, Eloise, in 2011 (pictured in Hollywood in 2023)
She revealed in the DailyMail.com interview, 'We've always been close. I love him a lot, and he's always there for me. He's never not been there.
'He's very sweet. He's a very good person. He just is doing normal things, I guess. He's very laid back.'
In terms of supporting herself nowadays, Lola is walking down a 'very different path of life' from Sami, who is known for having an OnlyFans account - where paid subscribers have access to sexually explicit content.
Lola takes a more conservative approach to life, which she describes as living at home, helping take care of her family's dogs, working at a restaurant and 'picking up my cross every day and being like [Jesus] as much as I can.'
Sami joined OnlyFans in June 2022, a few months after her 18th birthday.
In a confessional interview on Denise Richards and Her Wild Things, she said, 'When I started I was working a minimum-wage job at a little candy shop in Malibu.
'But I really wanted to start supporting myself. Candy shop ain't gonna cut it!'
Denise joined OnlyFans a few weeks after to show her support for her daughter.
Sami joined OnlyFans in June 2022, a few months after her 18th birthday. Lola told DailyMail.com, 'I would never judge anybody for doing OnlyFans because that has nothing to do with me. But for me, I just know that it can be not the best for your mental health'
Lola revealed that she's not against plastic surgery, but it's not for her. She experienced getting lip filler, a non-surgical procedure, and said it was something she would never do again
Lola shared her true thoughts on her sister and mother joining the X-rated social media platform with DailyMail.com.
'I would never judge anybody for doing OnlyFans because that has nothing to do with me. But for me, I just know that it can be not the best for your mental health.
'My reaction was just I was just a little worried, but not like judgmental, you know, just a little concerned, because she's putting herself out there to all these people and... I didn't want it to take a toll on on her as a person, so that's why I was worried.'
While noting it's not something she would ever encourage someone to do, she insists that she's not not supportive and would not judge anyone for doing it.
'I feel the same way about both of them [joining OnlyFans]. It's just like it's what they want to do. It's not what I would do. I would never want my kids to do that.
'So it's kind of just like it is not for me. But it's clearly what they like. And that's okay.'
In the March 11 episode, fans watched as Sami visited a plastic surgeon for a consultation since she wanted to get a nose job - after she previously had undergone a breast augmentation in November 2023.
The influencer told cameras that she was 'bullied' by people for looking like her dad and how someone commented, 'You'll never be as pretty as your mom.'
![Lola said about her mom and sister joining OnlyFans, 'I feel the same way about both of them [joining]. It's just like it's what they want to do. It's not what I would do. I would never want my kids to do that'](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/03/18/20/96319835-14511651-image-m-39_1742330663340.jpg)
Lola said about her mom and sister joining OnlyFans, 'I feel the same way about both of them [joining]. It's just like it's what they want to do. It's not what I would do. I would never want my kids to do that'
Lola hopes that there's another season of Denise Richards and Her Wild Things so that fans can see how her relationship with her sister has evolved (pictured in 2010)
Lola told DailyMail.com that the bullying was, essentially, the cherry on top.
'It wasn't [just] because she got bullied. She said she's been wanting it for so long. On top of it, she got bullied for her nose, but it was always something she never liked on her face, so that's why she did it.'
Lola, for her part, isn't thinking of getting plastic surgery any time soon.
She quipped, 'I think whatever makes people happy. I never have a right to say on what people do to their body, because, like, I have no voice for that.'
The 19-year-old admitted to DailyMail.com that she dipped her toes into a cosmetic procedure herself, which was getting 'a little lip filler a year ago.'
But she would not do it again. 'I hated it. It hurt really bad,' she said.
Now, she would probably wait until she's older to get any sort of plastic surgery.
'I just want to age gracefully. I don't really care about looking whatever. I wouldn't do lip filler again. I just think it made my smile different,' she reasoned.
Lola shared video of getting baptized earlier this year after suffering from depression. She says she would go to church 'every day' if she could
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After all, she wants viewers to know that she's 'the real me on camera' and that 'you can just be you the way you are now. And you don't have to change anything to be prettier, or whatever it may be.'
'You know, I'm not perfect. No one will ever be perfect,' she said.
Comments from fans have helped her get through each episode of the show to cope with her imperfections that she believes come across on TV.
'I have seen people have actually commented on my Instagram or on my testimony video and they're like, "Oh, my gosh! Like, I love the show. You interpret Jesus really well." And that was so sweet for me to see,' she gushed.
Lola shared her religious journey on Instagram after getting baptized earlier this year, which she says was due to her depression and feeling like she 'hit rock bottom.'
She spilled about her renewed faith, 'I love my church so much. I go to whatever event they'll have. I do go with some friends on Sunday, and then sometimes I go to this thing on Thursday, and then, whatever little things they'll have during the week. I would go every day if I could.'
As for the future, she said she's going to leave it in God's hands. In a year or so, she's hoping to attend her 'dream' college, Pepperdine University in Malibu, where she can major in a field like journalism since she'd love 'to be an author one day.'
