Sami Sheen wasn't even born when her mother Denise Richards, 52, costarred with Neve Campbell in the 1998 erotic thriller Wild Things. However, the OnlyFans model, 19, recently demonstrated that she can rock a bikini like the best of them, channeling Denise's sexy character from the film in a bright blue string bikini. As you can see in the photos below, Sami swam in a pool at night with her wet hair slicked back, flaunting the provocative look while sipping a drink, and in another image, she pressed shot glasses to her chest. Along with rocking a new hair color, Sami posted a photo of herself with a simple shark emoji and the color of her mother's hair in the old film: light brown.
Admirers of the model praised the daughter of Charlie Sheen and Denise in the comments section, pointing out how much she looked like her mother. "You ought to be ecstatic. Along with the flame and heart eye emojis, one follower said, "You are so blessed, don't stop being you." Another said, "Wild Things 1998 homage bikini." A third said, "UR so gorgeous," and a fourth remarked on her new hair color. "Brunette really does a great job for you! Truly highlights your eyes," they penned.
Sami's initial picture from the December 23 carousel did, in fact, resemble her mother's famous swimsuit scenes from the camp classic as Kelly Van Ryan. Famously, the movie's cover art showed the former cast member of RHOBH with damp hair in the water next to Neve, and Denise is remembered for wearing a blue one-piece swimsuit in a scene that will never be forgotten when she emerged from a pool. She wore a light blue bikini with a tie front in another scene with Neve.
Sami's appearance seems to pay respect to her mother's well-known movie, but Denise once stated she had hoped her daughters—who were all under 16 at the time—wouldn't see it because of a suggestive sequence. In 2019, she stated to Yahoo Lifestyle Australia, "I definitely did not give them a copy." "I told them that I didn't want you guys to watch this because I was shocked when one of my daughters brought it up to me."
Denise went on to give her reasons for not wanting her girls—Sami, Lola, who is now 18 years old, and Eloise, who is 12—to watch it. She recalled, "I just told her, 'I would appreciate if you didn't watch it.' A couple of friends had told her about it." "It's not age appropriate, and I made the movie; I loved the script, so it's just me being creative." You might not agree with my choice, but that's what mom decided to do. I worked with incredible performers, and one day, if you do watch it, you might disagree.
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