Denise Richards’ reality show is facing the axe because of falling viewer figures, according to reports.

“Denise Richards: It’s Complicated” launched on E! earlier this year and was an instant hit, allowing viewers a sneak peak into the actress’ life with her two daughters with ex-husband Charlie Sheen.

But sources claim the way she handled her public battle with Sheen over custody of Lola, 3, and Sam, 2, has turned viewers off.

An insider tells Star magazine, “The numbers started out pretty good — just over 1.5 million tuned into the premiere episode. But the audience has dropped off. Denise has turned into an unappealing reality star.”

Richards’ bad language on the program has also angered the public.

The source adds, “Viewers were disgusted that a mother of two young girls would use such foul language.”

Pamela Anderson and Denise Richards are considering an offer from Playboy magazine to post nude for $1 million.

Hugh Hefner apparently wants the pair to pose together for the January 2008 edition of Playboy.

A source told Globe magazine the pair hadn’t committed to the spread “but they’re seriously considering it”.

Both Anderson and Richards have appeared in Playboy before. Anderson has appeared nude in the magazine a record 12 times, while Richards stripped for the December 2004 issue.

The pair became good friends while filming the movie Blonde and Blonder together.
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Denise Richards was spotted strolling around Los Angeles this past weekend with this guy, who’s been identified as Jason Weinberg, a manager formally with Next Gen’ers Untitled Entertainment.
So…is that Denise Richards’ new man ….or manager?

Denise Richards had become the talk of the town when she started dating her ex-bff’s ex-husband Richie Sambora.

Well, the actress is now speaking out about the rough time she went through. She tells Glamour magazine,

“Paparazzi were climbing over the fence to try to get shots of me inside my house. I had to hire a security guard to live with me and I kept the shades down at all times. It was awful,”

“Women would come up to me on the street all the time and say, ‘I admire you for conducting yourself so graciously.’ A year later when I was dating Richie [Sambora], I was on the cover of every tabloid again. Suddenly the world hated me. I was called a husband-stealer and a back-stabber in the press.”

There’s just no winning with the press, one day they love you and the next your public enemy number 1.
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