Charlie Sheen has claimed he is teaching his two-year-old twins to say 'rehab', joking they should know where their mother spends her time.
Sheen is spending his first weekend in charge of Bob and Max since a judge ordered them removed from his home back in March. He was pictured cuddling the two boys for the cameras this morning.
And in a new interview, the 45-year-old actor said he planned to teach the boys a series of new words, including 'rehab'.
But his ex-wife Brooke Mueller is not amused, with sources saying she is considering suing Sheen.
New words: Charlie Sheen hugs his twins sons Bob and Max today; he claims he is teaching them to say 'rehab'
'I am teaching them words, because they're speaking now,' Sheen told entertainment website TMZ.
'I'm teaching them the word "rehab" so they always know where their mom is.'
Rehab: Charlie and ex-wife Brooke Mueller have both been to rehab
But Mueller, who is currently undergoing rehab treatment, is not amused.
According to celebrity gossip website Radaronline, she may take her former spouse to court next week if he continues to bad-mouth her to the media.
A source close to the former Mrs Sheen tells Radar: 'Brooke is closely monitoring what Charlie is telling the press, and most importantly, their twin sons, Bob and Max about her.
''Under the terms of their divorce settlement, Charlie isn't allowed to publicly speak about Brooke in any negative way, and Mueller is convinced he is violating that agreement.'
The former Two and a Half Men star is no stranger to drug rehabilitation himself.
In January, he received at home rehab treatment after he was rushed to hospital suffering from what his publicist described as 'severe abdominal pains.'
At the time that he fell ill, Charlie was partying with three porn stars, and one of them, Kacey Jordan revealed the group had been on a 36-hour cocaine binge.
'I've never seen someone so self-destructive and able to take in so much at once,' Jordan told ABC's Good Morning America.
'I thought maybe it was almost like a suicide binge, ' she added.
Charlie also entered a rehab facility in February 2010 and he was treated for addition in the 1990's.
As for his professional life, there is little chance he will be return to Two and a Half Men after being fired earlier this year.
But the star has a back up plan in the works. He hopes to take his stand up tour to overseas.
Going overseas? Charlie, seen here performing last month in New York, hopes to take his Violent Torpedo of Truth Tour to Europe
'I might do a European leg of this thing,' he told Entertainment Weekly Thursday at a Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation charity gala in Los Angeles.
Charlie also admitted, not every stop on his US tour was a winner.
'It was a process,' he said adding, 'Had I trusted in that earlier, things like Detroit never would have happened.
'I just would have gone out there with a mic and said, "What’s going on? How we doing? Here’s how I’m doing." They’d still be dancing in the streets.'
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