Denise Richards was 'so sad' her daughter wanted a nose job

Sami Sheen Gets Nose Job After Being Bullied Over Looking Like Dad Charlie
Sami Sheen has undergone nose surgery after confessing she was bullied for years for resembling her dad, Charlie Sheen. The revelation came on the March 11 episode of Bravo’s Denise Richards & Her Wild Things,
Denise Richards Cries After Daughter Sami Reveals She Wants a Nose Job and Was Bullied for Resembling Dad Charlie Sheen
Denise Richards took daughter Sami Sheen to get a nose job consultation in the March 11 episode of 'Denise Richards & Her Wild Things.' Denise got emotional about Sami wanting plastic surgery after admitting she was bullied for looking like her dad,
Denise Richards was 'so sad' her daughter wanted a nose job after being bullied for Charlie Sheen resemblance
Richards revealed that she previously wanted to move her daughters out of Los Angeles to protect them from developing potential body image issues.
Sami Sheen admits she was bullied for resembling dad Charlie before getting nose job
I actually got a comment the other day of someone saying, ‘You’ll never be as pretty as your mom,'” Sami said on “Denise Richards & Her Wild Things.”
Denise Richards CRIES Over Daughter Sami's Nose Job After Bullying
Denise Richards' daughter, Sami Sheen, underwent a rhinoplasty after being bulled for resembling her dad, Charlie Sheen. On a new episode of 'Denise Richards & Her Wild Things,' the 21-year-old tells her mom,
Sami Sheen Admits She Got a Nose Job Because She Wanted to Look More Like Her Mom Denise Richards — Not Dad Charlie
Sami Sheen was tired of looking like her dad, Charlie Sheen. Appearing on the Tuesday, March 11, episode of her mom Denise Richards' new reality television series Denise Richards & Her Wild Things, Sami opened up about why she decided to undergo rhinoplasty last August — less than one year after getting a b--- job.
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FDA OKs Nasal Spray for Severe Allergic Reactions in Kids
The FDA has approved Neffy, a needle-free nasal spray, for children aged 4 and up, providing fast and effective treatment for severe allergic reactions and anaphylaxis.
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