Brett Rossi Returns to the Adult Biz

Brett Rossi Returns to the Adult Biz

LOS ANGELES — Brett Rossi, former fiancée of Charlie Sheen, said this week that she's returning to adult filmmaking.

“Yes, the rumors are true. I’m coming back to porn,” Rossi told host Sam Phillips on VividRadio.com’s “The Single Life” program.

As a reason for jumping back into porn, Rossi indicated that there was a bit of a “culture shock” between mainstream and adult filming and that, in the end, “mainstream is so boring.”

Rossi, 26, is former Penthouse Pet, Twistys and Miss Howard Stern TV girl. She was nominated twice for XBIZ Awards in 2013 and 2014 for girl/girl categories.

She told Phillips that she filmed her first new scene for a virtual reality film on Thursday and that she found shooting in VR had a dynamic that was somewhat challenging. “[I] really [had to] pay attention to the camera,” she said.

Rossi, who left the industry in May 2013, was engaged to Sheen for almost a year but ended in October 2014.  

She recently filed a lawsuit against the man she once called her “Prince Charming,” accusing the actor of assault and battery, emotional distress, false imprisonment and negligence.  

Rossi also said that Sheen concealed his HIV status and engaged in unprotected sex with her at the beginning their relationship, but that was not why she was suing.

Pictured: VividRadio host Sam Phillips, left, and Brett Rossi

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