Brooke Mueller

Brooke Jaye Mueller (born August 19, 1977, in Palm Beach, Florida) is a retired American actress and former real estate investor who attended Pepperdine University in Malibu. Before pursuing acting, she successfully bought and sold several properties in Palm Beach and Los Angeles. She worked as a special correspondent on the syndicated entertainment news show Extra and made her screen debut in a 1998 episode of USA High. Her best-known acting role was as Janet in the 1999 direct-to-video horror film Witchouse, in which she was credited as Brooke Allen. Other film credits include an uncredited role as Sandy in A Love Song for Bobby Long (2004, starring Scarlett Johansson and John Travolta), Cassandra in Strictly Sexual (2008, also credited as Brooke Allen), Janet in Possessed (2005), and Luvinterest in Super Heroes: The Movie (2021). On television she co-starred as herself in the Oxygen reality series The World According to Paris (2011, 6 episodes) alongside Paris Hilton, and appeared in the documentary aka Charlie Sheen (2025). Mueller married actor Charlie Sheen on May 30, 2008; the couple shared twin sons and divorced in 2011. She has spoken publicly about her long-term struggle with substance abuse, including a December 2011 arrest in Aspen, Colorado, on felony cocaine possession charges, and has since worked a 12-step recovery program. She was also questioned by authorities in the 2023 death investigation of actor Matthew Perry, a close friend. She is now married to Scott Allen and works as a real estate agent.