Sami Sheen Believes She Was Nearly ‘Sex Trafficked’ in Creepy Encounter With 2 Men: ‘Trust Your Gut’

Charlie Sheen and Denise Richards’ daughter, Sami Sheen, had a terrifying encounter while out to a restaurant with her friend that left her worried that she could have been “sex trafficked.”

In a TikTok posted on Monday, August 4, the OnlyFans model, 21, revealed she and her pal were taking photos in the parking lot when a man approached them asking for money.

“I said, ‘Sorry I don’t have any cash on me.’ Because I don’t — I don’t carry cash on me,” she explained.

According to Sami, the man was “persistent” and asked if she could send him money via Zelle or Venmo. When she declined, he told her goodnight and began to leave — however, when Sami turned around, she noticed another man standing right in front of them.

“I have the heebie jeebies,” she continued. “The second I saw this man, I had the worst feeling in my stomach, that I am like ‘get the f**k away from him right now.’”

Sami claimed her friend Grace appeared to have the same chilling feeling, noting the man asked if she could speak Spanish and other questions.

“Then he starts to reach into his back pocket, so I reach into my purse and pull out my pepper spray, and I open that b**ch,” she added.

Sami said it looked like the man had been pulling a card out of his pocket, but she and her pal did not waste time waiting to find out. They immediately ran to the car and locked the doors.

On their drive home, Sami said they continued to talk about the situation as they couldn’t figure out if the two men had been “working together.”

Things only got more unsettling when they looked through the snapshots they’d been taking together in the parking lot.

“This man was watching us the whole time,” she said, noting that he appeared in several of the photos. “He was just staring at us.”

Sami ended the video by warning her fans to “trust your gut.”

“I’m usually very aware of my surroundings and I didn’t notice this man,” she said. “Even if it was harmless, it’s better to be safe than sorry – even though I don’t think he had good intentions at all.”