Denise Richards Stuns at Red Carpet Post-Facelift

The Wild Things star recently revealed she underwent surgery last year for a boost in appearance, but admitted Sami, 22, and Lola, 20, from her marriage to Sheen, tried to talk her out of it because they were convinced she was 'too young' to go under the knife.

Richards told Allure magazine: 'My oldest daughters were not happy that I was doing it. But I think now they understand, and they see that I still look like me.

'I think they were just worried, in general, of [me] having surgery. They were telling me I didn't need it. I was too young.

'I told them that this is something that I want to do, and you may not agree with my decision, but I just want your support. I understand that you feel the way you do, but please know that this is something that I want to do for me.'

The actress – who is also mother to youngest daughter Eloise, whom she adopted in 2011 – previously clashed with Sami over the content creator's decision to get a nose job, and the old feud resurfaced once again after Richards opened up about her own surgery plans.

Richards explained: 'I didn't want [my daughter] Sami to get a nose job about two years ago. So when she said she didn't want me to get a facelift, she said: 'Mom, you did not want me to get a nose job.'

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'I said: "Yeah, but you were 20 years old and that's your nose. That could change the way you look." For me, he's just putting things back where they were. I'm not trying to change the way I look; I'm just trying to put things back. There's a little difference, in my opinion.'

She added: 'But I understand her feelings. She said she wished she had my nose, but she got her dad's nose. I told her: 'Your dad has a beautiful nose, and it looks beautiful on you'.'

This comes after Richards was ordered to pay her estranged husband, Phypers, $5,000 a month in temporary spousal support .

The actress and her ex, 53, are amid divorce proceedings after separating last summer and during the latest court hearing related to the split, Judge Nicole Bershon ruled the movie star must pay Phypers the monthly amount and contribute $30,000 towards his legal fees.

The judge clarified that the attorney's fees apply only to the divorce case and not to Phypers's criminal defense.

He is facing four felony counts – two felony counts of injuring a spouse and two felony counts of dissuading a witness by force or threat – allegations he has denied.

The $30,000 in legal fees will be paid in three installments, with the first $10,000 due at the end of March.

Judge Bershon itemized the monthly $5,000 support payment as $2,000 for rent, $1,000 for a car, $1,000 for food and the remaining sum for miscellaneous expenses.

Phypers told the court on February 26 he had only $200 to his name and said the ruling would 'certainly help' but that he was taking matters 'one day at a time.'

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Richards's lawyer, Mark Gross, argued the financial burden of caring for her 14-year-old daughter, Eloise, who has a rare chromosomal disorder resulting in developmental delays, was 'pretty extraordinary.'

He said: 'Victims of abuse shouldn't be required to support their abuser' – referencing Denise being granted a permanent restraining order against Phypers in November 2025.

His lawyer responded that the Quantum 360 founder has not been convicted of the charges.

In January, Richards reflected on what she described on Instagram as a hard year of 'letting go [and] truths being exposed'. She wrote: 'As painful as it is, I'm so grateful for the clarity.'

Phypers was previously married to actress Nicollette Sheridan before their divorce in 2018 .

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