Meet Charlie Sheen's 3 siblings - from huge Brat Pack icon to lesser-known sister who starred on The West Wing


Whether they found fame on the screen or have kept their showbiz career a bit more low-key, the Sheen-Estevez family is filled with stars


 Charlie Sheen attends Project Angel Food's 2018 Angel Awards on August 18, 2018 in Hollywood, California.  © Getty Images for Project Angel Food
Daisy Finch
Daisy FinchAudience Writer
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It’s not every day four celebrity children are welcomed by the same two parents with a talent for performance – but in the Estevez family, that’s precisely the case. Charlie Sheen may be one of their most famous offspring, but all of his siblings have proven themselves in the film industry. Find out where you might have seen them before, from an ‘80s superstar to The West Wing regular.

Emilio Estevez in a denim blue collared shirt with a grey jacket at SiriusXM Studios.© Getty Images

Emilio is the oldest of all four Estevez siblings

Emilio Estevez

Born in 1962, Emilio Estevez is an older brother to all three of his siblings, and one of the Estevez family’s most famous stars. He became a household name thanks to starring roles throughout the ‘80s, including The Breakfast Club (1985) and Young Guns (1988), becoming known as a standout member of the Brat Pack. 

He’s still performing today and returned to his role in The Mighty Ducks for the Game Changers series in 2021, as well as taking on producer and director roles for projects like The Way and The Public, in which he also acts. He shares two children, Taylor and Paloma, with his ex-partner, model Carey Salley.

Emilio Estevez, Ramon Estevez, Martin Sheen, and Charlie Sheen attend AARP's Movies For Grown Ups Film Festival screening of "The Way" at Nokia Theatre L.A. Live on September 23, 2011 in Los Angeles, California© Getty Images

Ramon has some seriously star production credits

Ramon Luis Estevez

Ramon Luis Estevez has joined his brothers in the family business, working as an actor and producer. He’s appeared on screen with their father Martin Sheen on Grace and Frankie and acted alongside his brother in The West Wing and The Way.

As for his production credits, Ramon has co-executive produced Anger Management as the lead of Estevez Sheen Productions and executive produced Anne of Green Gables (2016) as well as its sequels The Good Stars (2017) and Fire & Dew (2017).

Martin Sheen and daughter Renée Estévez arrive at the 2002 Golden Globe awards.© Getty Images

Renée was a regular on The West Wing

Renée Estevez

Renée Estevez might not be as well known as her older brothers, but the actress has appeared in several feature film hits, including Heathers (1989) with Christian Slater and Winona Ryder, and Addams Family Reunion

She also appeared in 44 episodes of The West Wing between 1999 and 2006, playing Nancy, as well as working with her brothers on The Way (2010). Renée last appeared on screen in 2015’s The Kustomonsters Movie. She’s been married to chef Jason Thomas Federico since 1997.

Martin Sheen (L) and Janet Sheen attend the screening of 'The Incident' during the 2017 TCM Classic Film Festival on April 8, 2017 in Los Angeles, California© Getty Images

The whole Estevez family have found fame on screen

Famous family

Apocalypse Now’s Martin Sheen was as much of an Estevez family success story as each of his famous children, counting star roles in Bad Lands, The West Wing and Wall Street, as well as a more recent lead casting in comedy Grace and Frankie.

Martin has been married to his wife Janet since 1961, welcoming all four children together. Like Martin and Renée, Janet makes an appearance in 2010’s The Way, written, starring and directed by her son Emilio.

Martin Sheen and Charlie Sheen, presenters during 58th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards, Backstage at The Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles, California, United States. © FilmMagic via Getty Images

Martin Sheen reportedly regrets changing his name

Stage name

While Charlie decided to follow in his footsteps and adopt the surname ‘Sheen’, the rest of Martin’s children have decided to go by ‘Estevez’. Martin himself regrets changing his last name.

Born Ramón Estévez, the decision to swap his surname reportedly originated in anti-Hispanic prejudice within the film industry, but the actor has since encouraged his children to keep their birth name in their film careers.

Charlie Sheen as Boy in Police Station in 'Ferris Bueller's Day Off'. Initial theatrical release June 11, 1986© CBS via Getty Images

Charlie has found fame of his own

Charlie's career

Like his siblings, Charlie was creatively inclined and has appeared in several big hits, with a role in 1986’s Platoon, the sitcom Two and a Half Men and a memorable cameo opposite Jennifer Grey in Ferris Bueller’s Day Off (1986).

Charlie Sheen wearing a black cap and navy jacket smiles at the camera.© Getty Images

The actor is due to appear in a new comedy drama

Where is he now?

The four-time Primetime Emmy nominee has most recently appeared as an actor in TV series How to Be a Bookie, but it was the 2025 documentary tracing his life in the public eye and struggles with addiction.

Charlie is now set to appear in the comedy-drama Ramble On, following stars aiming to reinvent their careers and younger actors looking to get their start in the business, per his IMDb.

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