'Disgraced His Good Name': Charlie Sheen Says He Faced the ‘Biggest Betrayal’ from His Dad That Made a Bad Situation Worse

Actor Charlie Sheen is opening up about the “betrayal” he felt from his father during Sheen’s struggle with addiction.

While on a press run for his new memoir, “The Book of Sheen,” the “Two and a Half Men” star expressed how he really felt about his dad, Martin Sheen , turning him in to Los Angeles authorities in 1998. Sheen has battled with substance abuse on and off for over 30 years and has now been sober for eight years. But he still harbors feelings toward his dad.

On Sept. 8, Sheen sat with Michael Strahan on “Good Morning America” reflecting on the moment his father held him accountable.

“It felt like the biggest betrayal you could possibly endure,” Sheen recalled. “I saw it as love eventually. But in the moment, it’s like, in the book, when my bodyguard comes to the bedroom door