NEW YORK, June 11 (UPI) -- Troubled actor Charlie Sheen is to return to the Today show Monday for a live interview, NBC announced.
Sheen, who revealed his HIV positive status on the morning chat program last November, will give an update on his health and career, the network said.
The interview will be available on Today.com following the broadcast.
Sheen, 50, is the father of five children; the son of beloved actor Martin Sheen; and the brother of actor/filmmaker Emilio Estevez.
He is famous for his work in the films Lucas, Platoon, Major League and Hot Shots!, as well as on the TV sitcoms Spin City and Anger Management, but was fired from his popular series Two and a Half Men in 2011 after eight seasons because of his addiction to drugs and erratic behavior.
