Charlie Sheen Claims Bill Clinton Made Advances Toward Dolly Fox

Dolly Fox recently confirmed a moment from the past involving Charlie Sheen and Bill Clinton, recalling an interesting experience during the filming of “Three Roads” in 1987. The cast had a visit to the Governor’s mansion in Arkansas, where, according to Sheen’s memoir “The Book of Sheen,” Clinton leaned in and mentioned, “Find out what you can do about the brunette,” referring to Fox.

Fox shared her thoughts about those claims, stating, “It wasn’t creepy. Clinton was never creepy… he did nothing wrong with me.” Although she greeted Clinton, she was more focused on her relationship with Sheen at the time. “I waved and said, ‘Hello… how are you?’, but I wasn’t exactly looking at the governor,” she added.

Fox expressed her views further, emphasizing that the interaction was harmless, and she respects Clinton. She appreciated the context of the era, saying, “The guy saw a pretty girl.” However, it seems that Sheen’s perspective on that moment might differ, as he described it in a more complicated light in his memoir.

In recalling their experiences, Fox mentioned a familial connection to the Clintons; her mother had a long-lasting friendship with them. She fondly recalled being at the White House with her mother and the Clinton family, highlighting that they were always friendly.

Reflecting on the past, Fox noted that while Sheen labeled the incident as strange, she had grown up around politics and didn’t see it the same way. “It may have been creepy for Charlie, but… if your girlfriend is in a position of power, your girlfriend could be creepy,” she mused.

Interestingly, Fox hadn’t considered the incident much before Sheen’s memoir brought it back to light. She mentioned laughing about it without giving it a second thought, admitting that she had no immediate recollection of anything unusual happening at the time.

Despite the complexities of the past, Fox harbors no ill feelings toward Sheen. She reflected warmly on their two-and-a-half-year relationship, recognizing that it was at a time when his career was blossoming. They parted ways but she emphasizes that they remain friends and hold mutual respect and affection for one another.

As Sheen continues to share his story through his memoir and new projects, Fox expresses pride in his journey. She appreciates the honesty in his current reflections and feels grateful for the kind words he shared about her.