Bret Michaels Says Charlie Sheen Not Necessarily ‘Winning,’ Possibly ‘Spilling’

When it comes to trashing a hotel room, Charlie Sheen learned from the master – Bret Michaels!

The rocker-turned-reality star stopped by Access Hollywood Live on Friday, where he revealed that he helped the former “Two and a Half Men” star learn how to properly wreak havoc on a rented room.

“I professionally showed [Charlie] how to bust a hotel room. Because he wasn’t doing a good job at it first,” Bret told Billy Bush and Kit Hoover.

“He was kind of learning. I said, ‘You gotta really let it out man! You gotta let it out and bust this stuff,’” he continued.

The rocker said he and Charlie have been friends for years after meeting through a mutual Penthouse Pet friend. Bret also directed two films which Charlie was featured in — “A Letter from Death Row” in 1998, which Charlie had a bit part in, and “No Code of Conduct” from the same year, which starred Charlie and dad Martin Sheen.

“He showed me how to do films and make money, and I showed him out to lose a lot of money by smashing up hotel rooms,” Bret said.

But when it comes to whether the headline-making actor is “winning” or not, Bret isn’t sure where Charlie stands.

“I know right now there’s a lot of crazy stuff going on, but he’s a great guy,” Bret explained. “I don’t know if he’s winning or losing…maybe he’s just spilling out what he’s going through right now.”

Adding, “There’s a lot of frustration in this business that we do, you’re under the microscope… He’s going out there and doing his thing, I don’t know if you win or lose… He’s always been a good friend to me.”