Charlie Sheen’s life has been laid bare in a new Netflix show.

The Two And A Half Men star has led a life of very public highs and lows, and to mark turning 60, he is telling his side of the story. 

The two-part documentary titled aka Charlie Sheen was released on September 10 and includes interviews with Charlie, his ex-wife Denise Richards, and actors like Sean Penn, Chris Tucker, and Jon Cryer.

While many parts of Charlie’s life have made headlines in the past, several revelations on the show will shock his fans.

This includes how he once piloted a jet drunk, how he lost his virginity, and he how suffered an 18-hour nosebleed during filming.

Below are the 10 biggest revelations from Charlie Sheen’s new Netflix show.

Charlie Sheen’s life has been laid bare in a new Netflix show called aka Charlie Sheen, released on Wednesday 

The Two And A Half Men star has led a life of very public highs and lows, and to mark turning 60, he is telling his side of the story

Charlie grew up in a nudist household

Charlie recalled a period during his childhood when his parents practiced nudism. 

He explained: ‘Maybe for a month, or five, I don’t know. I’m 5, walking into the kitchen, and there’s my naked parents.’

Film director Andrew Renzi noted, ‘He experienced Hollywood in a way no one else had. His family lived in Malibu, and it was a totally different kind of Hollywood lifestyle.’

Charlie piloted a passenger jet while he was drunk

In one of the introductory scenes, Charlie recounts a story from 1995 during his honeymoon with his first wife, Donna Peele. He was invited into the cockpit to take photos with the flight crew.

Charlie requested to sit in the captain’s chair, and the co-pilot turned off the autopilot, allowing him to briefly pilot the plane before re-engaging it.

Charlie recalled: ‘I sat back down, owning this experience, and I just knew that trouble was on the horizon.’ 

When asked in the film if he felt ‘untouchable’ in that moment, Charlie simply answered ‘yes.’

While many parts of Charlie’s life have made headlines in the past, several revelations on the show will shock his fans

Charlie recalled a period during his childhood when his parents practiced nudism

Extreme lengths he went to in order to stay awake to film

In his new Netflix documentary, Charlie admitted that he was so high in the ’90s that he once placed an ice cube inside his rectum just to remain alert at work.

His drug use was so severe during the filming of the 1998 movie Free Money that he resorted to this unusual method to avoid falling asleep after the director noticed his constant fatigue.

The actor said: ‘That had never happened before.

‘I said, ‘Give me a glass of ice’ and I said, ‘I’ll be right back.’ There was a little bathroom, and I went in there, and I took an ice cube and I shoved it up my butt.

‘Never done that before. And, man, I was wide awake just enough to get back on the mark and finish the scene.’

Charlie suffered an 18-hour nosebleed

Charlie once suffered an 18-hour nosebleed while filming because of his heavy cocaine use.

He said: ‘I got an 18-hour nosebleed from doing too much cocaine.

‘I just kept kind of blotting it. There was one night where it actually dripped onto my shirt during a scene. I got the director, Brett Ratner, to make that shot go away forever. And he did, because we’ve never seen it, right?’

Despite his struggles, Charlie was able to finally give up alcohol and drugs in 2017 – and he has been single and celibate ever since.

Charlie pictured in the movie Free Money, when his addiction caused him to take the extreme measure in order to continue filming 

The documentary shows that while Charlie was experiencing headaches, chills, and full-body sweats, his ex-wife Denise Richards (pictured) urged him to get tested for HIV

Charlie lost his virginity to a Las Vegas hooker

The actor recalled the bizarre story of losing his virginity to ‘a gorgeous red-headed Vegas escort named Candy’ when he was a sophomore in high school.

Not only did Sheen use his famous dad’s  credit card to pay the hooker, but his friend was also there to partake in the festivities.

Martin was not thrilled with his son when he learned about the escort, with Sheen sharing he was given a two-hour lecture from his father about ‘sex vs. love.’

Charlie had sex with men

For the first time in his tumultuous life, Charlie is revealing his past sexual experiences with men.

In both the documentary and his new memoir, released one day prior, he confessed some previously unknown information.

In both he admits: ‘I flipped the menu over.’

An interviewer asks him how it feels to be going public with this very personal information. 

He responded: ‘It’s f*cking liberating. It’s like a train didn’t come through the side of the restaurant. A f*cking piano didn’t fall out of the sky. No one ran into the room and shot me.’

Charlie’s HIV diagnosis  

The documentary shows that while Charlie was experiencing headaches, chills, and full-body sweats, his ex-wife Denise Richards urged him to get tested for HIV. 

Charlie opened up on the anxiety and uncertainty he felt while waiting for the diagnosis.

Charlie added that he was always upfront with his sexual partners after his diagnosis and said: ‘Nobody got this from me. Period. The end. Full stop.’

He was even blackmailed for millions of dollars by people threatening to disclose his HIV status.

Charlie’s drug dealer helped him get sober

Charlie former drug dealer Marco explained that he was approached by Charlie’s drug counsellor, who asked if he could make the crack he was supplying less potent.

Marco revealed that he secretly reduced the amount of cocaine he used over the course of a year and a half in the hope he could help get Charlie off drugs.

Charlie’s former drug dealer Marco, (pictured) explained that he was approached by Charlie’s drug counsellor, who asked if he could make the crack he was supplying less potent

Clint Eastwood was involved in Charlie’s 1990 intervention (Clint and Charlie pictured in film The Rookie in 1990)

Clint Eastwood was involved in Charlie’s 1990 intervention

Charlie’s family were concerned enough about his excessive drinking to set up a surprise intervention and invited him over under the pretense of a birthday celebration for his father, actor Martin Sheen.

On arrival his mother Janet hugged him and asked, ‘Are you armed?’

Charlie recalled: ‘I thought she was joking,’ adding that he said no, ‘but maybe there’s something in the trunk.’

The intervention was attended by longtime friends and family, who wanted to get him into rehab.

Charlie said: ‘There’s my yoga instructor, and Rob Lowe is there. And then there’s Emilio and (siblings) Renée and Ramon, and my parents.’

His father Martin sealed the deal by handing the telephone to his son, without telling him Clint Eastwood was on the line.

Charlie recalled: ‘He said something to the effect of ‘You gotta get the train back on the tracks. kid, You’re worth saving.’ It was really powerful. I thanked him, gave the phone back to my dad and said, ‘All right, let’s go.”

Charlie left rehab to judge a Hawaiian Tropic bikini contest with Nicolas Cage

Charlie was expected to judge a Hawaiian Tropic bikini competition in Palm Springs, California with Nicolas Cage. 

Charlie wrote a promise to the facility’s night nurse that he would leave and return by 8am or pay her $1 million and she agreed.

He returned to the facility at 7:40am, earlier than promised, sharing: ‘It was as fantabulous and sexy and as exciting as it could have been.’

The night nurse, ‘was happy for me, but disappointed for herself. She said, ‘Well, whatever, you’re a man of your word. Welcome back. We kept your room for you.”