It’s not quiet in the Richards-Sheen household, but it’s not the parents who are fighting. 

Denise Richards and Charlie Sheen‘s daughters, Sami, 21, and Lola, 20, don’t see eye to eye and it’s going public. On June 18, Lola accused her younger sister of being “homophobic and transphobic” on herTikTok account. The video was created after Lola, who is a devout Christian, shared clips from conservative, religious influencer Bryce Crawford, who claimed that the transgender community is not “following the way god made them.”

Sami decided to defend the LGBTQ+ community by praising Richards’ parenting skills. 

“My mom did an amazing job raising me and my sister to be very accepting of everyone’s sexuality and gender identity and everything else under the sun,” Sami said in the clip. “So that’s why it is so sad for me to see that my own sister is homophobic and transphobic now.”

Sami would have preferred to keep their sibling beef off the internet, but she claimed her sister had blocked her phone number. 

“She has been reposting this man’s stuff. … It’s so sad that she’s so conformed to her religion that now she thinks like this,” she continued. “I understand everyone has their own beliefs, but you don’t have to be transphobic or homophobic to follow your beliefs.”

Lola has been open about her religious journey, discussing her decision to turn to the church after a tough time in her life. On January 3, sheshared a video of her baptism on Instagram and revealed to People in February that religion helped heal her “anxiety and depression” a year ago.

“I can’t explain it other than it literally was supernatural,” she explained. “Jesus rescued me and he completely rewired my mind. He became my Savior, but also my best friend.” 

The interview also hinted a slight rift between the sisters with Sami, who has a successful OnlyFans account, noted, “We couldn’t be more different.

“We are just walking in completely different paths of life and that’s okay,” added Lola.

In her TikTok video, Sami seemed sad about her baby sis’ beliefs because she is “part of the f—ing LGBTQ community” and wished Lola was “an ally.” Even an invitation to a Pride party didn’t seem to move Lola either, Sami claimed that her sister “laughed in my face.”

“I also asked her how she would feel about me if I ended up marrying a girl and she got really weird and was like, ‘I mean, I guess I would come to the wedding, but I think every woman needs a man to provide for them,’” Sami said.

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