In a shocking revelation, Charlie Sheen opened up about his tumultuous years battling drug addiction, claiming that his usage was so extreme even drug cartels had to cut him off.

During an exclusive interview with Jesse Watters on "Primetime," Sheen shared the alarming details of his past. He referred to his dealer, Marco Abeyta, and explained that the volume of drugs requested from the cartel was unprecedented for someone not actively dealing. He stated, "They believed I was going through this stuff so fast that I was dealing without their approval." It’s a staggering admission that highlights just how deep Sheen was entrenched in his addiction.

Reflecting on his time starring in the hit sitcom "Two and a Half Men," Sheen revealed that CBS once sent a private jet to ensure he entered rehab. "They sent the jet hoping I would get on it and get the rehab," he recalled, acknowledging that it was the first such offer during his eight-year run on the show.

Sheen candidly admitted, "There was no bigger party to attend. There was no higher high left." After years of indulgence, he recognized he was letting down not just himself, but also those around him. As he wrestled with his addiction, something inside him snapped, prompting the realization that it was time for a change.

Speaking about his journey towards sobriety, the actor proudly declared he has been almost eight years clean. He emphasized, "It stopped working," noting that he needed to prioritize his health and his children above all else.

His story serves as both a cautionary tale and an inspiring reminder of the strength it takes to overcome addiction, even when faced with the dizzying heights of fame and fortune.