Charlie Sheen Twitter Followers Hits 3 Million: Latest Odds

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The Charlie Sheen Twitter odds have since come down at Paddy Power, Ireland’s biggest bookmaker, and it remains to be seen whether he can gather up over 10 million followers by year’s end. 

By Monday, however, Sheen had hit the coveted 3 million mark, despite operating a Twitter account for under a month now.

And to celebrate the 3 million milestone, Sheen tweeted:

“Thanks @Boi_Wanda (follow!) for being my 3,000,000th Cadre! Two free tix to the show! @radiovendetta from Live Nation will contact you ybw c”

So what’s next for Sheen?

There were reports surfacing Monday that CBS would consider welcoming back the actor to Two and a Half Men if an agreement were to occur between all the warring parties, including Warner Bros. and show creator Chuck Lorre. 

Other reports had Sheen meeting with executives of Fox Television to discuss a possible show on that network.

- Jordan Bach, Gambling911.com

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