The details of the Charlie Sheen/Brooke Mueller pre-nup were released this week and two things are now perfectly clear to me. Brooke Mueller has a major drug problem, and she is not very smart. Charlie Sheen’s current contract with Two and a Half Men may be worth over $75 million over the entire length of the show, and all Brooke is going to walk away with is $4 mil?

Well..that was before he held a knife to her throat last December and it also doesn’t count child support for the couples twins.

If Brooke files for divorce from Charlie, here’s all she’ll reportedly walk away with (in addition to child support)

* Wedding Payment: $500,000
* 2009 Anniversary Payments: $300,000
* 2010 Anniversary Payment, Pro-Rated: $275,000
* Aubrey Road Real Estate Share, Pro-Rated for Two Years and 11 Months: $2,356,000
* Relocation Fee: $100,000
* Car: For the sake of argument, let’s assume it’s a four-door 2009 Mercedes such as the one Charlie owned until February when it ended at the bottom of a cliff: $35,000
* Total: $3,566,000

Both spouses signed away their claim to the other’s earnings, which means, if they divorce, Brooke is not entitled to any portion of Charlie’s assets or any spousal support. The prenup explicitly avoids any discussion of child support—Brooke and Charlie had twins in March of 2009—a matter that was to be negotiated separately.

At the time of the prenup, Charlie Sheen’s net worth was $16.1 million, only $1.4 million of which was liquid—a surprisingly low figure for a man who has been A-list actor for three and a half decades and is capable of earning upwards of $1 million to film a single episode of his CBS sitcom. At the time the prenup was signed, Sheen’s Aubrey Road home was estimated to be worth $8.5 million. He also lists a watch collection worth $5.6 million, and art work and home furnishings worth another $3.4 million. His retirement account holds a mere $3,908

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