Charlie Sheen - Charlie Sheen's fiancée struggling with wedding planning

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Charlie Sheen's fiancée Brett Rossi is finding the planning for their wedding day later this year ''confusing'' and ''hard''. Charlie Sheen's fiancée is struggling to plan their wedding.
Brett Rossi and the 'Anger Management' star are set to walk down the aisle later this year, but the porn star admits she's finding the preparation for their big day ''confusing''.
Speaking to Us Magazine, she said: ''Wedding planning is so hard. So confusing ... I've never had a wedding. All I want is a magical night with my [future] hubby and for everyone to have a good time.
''I couldn't care less about the simple little details.''
The actor, 48, has been married four times in the past and Brett, 24, has been married once before, but she believes their relationship is stronger than their previous romances.
She explained: ''The best thing about our relationship is the communication and honesty we share with each other. [I've] never had a relationship like that before, nor has he. So it's really great.''
The couple got engaged in February after three months of dating, but their wedding plans were put on hold as Brett was waiting on the divorce from her first husband John Ross to be finalised.
Meanwhile, the loved-up duo are expected to get a pre-nup before their big day this autumn due to the Charlie's estimated $125 million net worth, largely thanks to his stint on sitcom 'Two and a Half Men'.


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