Charlie Sheen and Brooke Mueller both to submit to random drug tests THREE times a month as part of custody agreement

By
Andrea Magrath
Last updated at 12:40 AM on 3rd April 2011

Charlie Sheen and his ex-wife Brooke Mueller have reached an agreement over custody of their twin boys Bob and Max.

Reports today reveal the deal the pair have hammered out, as well as the strict rules they must comply to.

Both Sheen, 45, and Mueller, 33, must submit to random drug testing three times a month, sources have told TMZ.

Drug testing: Charlie Sheen, pictured in Detroit today, has agreed to random testing three times a month as part of his custody agreement

Another out-of-the ordinary demand to emerge from the deal is that Charlie’s ‘goddesses’ must not show any public displays of affection to the two-year-old twins.

Additionally, neither party can be pictured with the children while with ‘a romantic counterpart.’

For the first two months of the agreement, Sheen will have custody of the children every second weekend weekend from Saturday morning until Sunday night.

As long as both he and Brooke pass all of their drug tests, his custody time will increase.

Deal:
His ex Brooke Mueller has primary custody of their children Bob and
Max, with Sheen getting the twins every second weekend initially

Sheen will have the twins from Saturday morning until Monday morning
on his weekends, as well as every Wednesday morning through to Thursday
morning.

Both parties must have their nannies with them at all times when they have the children, according to TMZ.

Charlie arrived in Detroit today ahead of the first night of his tour, My Violent Torpedo of Truth.

Last
week Brook decided against extending a restraining order she obtained
on March 1 that prevented Charlie from accessing their children.

No PDAs: Charlie’s ‘goddesses’ Rachel Oberlin (L) and Natalie Kenly must not show an affection for the twins in public

She took action after the actor made death threats against her in one of his live streams.

Sheen was fired from Two and A Half Men, the most-watched TV comedy in the United States, on March 7 after a stream of public insults towards its producer, Chuck Lorre.

Earlier, the actor had been the subject of numerous media reports about his wild partying, and he spent time in drug and alcohol rehab, leading Warner Bros. Television, which makes Two and A Half Men, to call Sheen’s conduct ‘dangerously self-destructive’.

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On tour: Sheen’s first show, Violent Torpedo Of Truth’ will debut in Detroit tonight

Ban: No ‘romantic counterparts’ such as Natalie Kenly, pictured today in Detroit, may be pictured with the children

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Meanwhile Martin Sheen has called his son Charlie’s
addiction to alcohol and drugs a disease ‘as dangerous as cancer’.

In
an interview for today’s Desert Island Discs, the 70-year-old star of
Apocalypse Now and The West Wing said his son’s battle with his demons
was a ‘rollercoaster ride’.

Charlie, 45, has behaved
increasingly erratically over recent months, with his rambling public
appearances and Twitter updates becoming a global soap opera.

He was axed from US TV show Two And A Half Men last month.

Concerned: Martin Sheen, pictured with son Charlie in 2007, says his song’s well-documented substance abuse troubles are a ‘cancer’

Martin tells Kirsty Young on the BBC Radio 4 show: ‘Charlie is dealing with the most profound problems and addiction.

‘So if he had cancer, how would we deal with him? Well, he has another disease and it’s equally as dangerous as cancer.’

He adds: ‘It’s a rollercoaster ride…  We deal with it, every day.’

Martin, who has had his own battles with drink, also talks about having a heart attack in his late 30s.