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Sami Sheen is soaking up all the summer sunshine she can before fall.
Sheen, 22, took to her Instagram Story on Sunday, August 23, to show off her figure in an itty-bitty bikini. In the pic, Sami, the daughter of Denise Richards and Charlie Sheen, rocked a black thong swimsuit adorned with white polka dots. Her bottoms were finished with string straps that tied in bows.
Sami teamed the piece with a matching triangle top. She laid on a rainbow crochet towel and accessorized with oversized silver hoop earrings. Sami wore her brunette hair down.
“Malibu on film,” she captioned the post.
Sami previously showed off her curves in another sultry set while relaxing on a beach last month. At the time, she stunned in a Frankies Bikinis crochet look featuring delicate cups and a micro skirt as bottoms. She added even more drama to her look with a delicate cross necklace, a silver chain bracelet and a diamond belly button piercing. Sami wore the number while kneeling in the ocean, and while taking an outdoor shower.
“Posting these from my bed,” the OnlyFans model captioned the post.
Sami recently set the record straight on rumors about who funds her lifestyle, sharing that she’s been “supporting [herself] since [she] was 18 years old.”
In June 2025, Sami exclusively opened up to Us about her career amid her concerns that her breast implant illness may impact her OnlyFans account.
“That was honestly a huge worry of mine,” she said. “I think I definitely am gonna get a lot of photos of my boobs before I have to say bye to them forever. And I’m gonna stock up on my content and then, after that, once I’m all healed, um, I don’t know. We’ll see.”
At the time, Sami was planning to get her implants removed after experiencing “weird symptoms” for “nearly two years.”
“I’ve been experiencing health issues for nearly 2 years now with the weirdest symptoms and finally discovered that I have breast implant illness,” she shared via Instagram in July 2025. “Idk how I haven’t figured this out sooner but I’m so happy I finally have an answer. I’m hoping to get them removed asap so I can start feeling better.” The following month, Sami said she was thinking of waiting longer to see if her symptoms improved.
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