Corey Feldman this week released his movie (My) Truth: The Rape of 2 Coreys, which is live-streaming now following a premiere screening on Monday, March 9. At that screening, Feldman was accompanied by his wife Courtney Anne Mitchell, as well as former Playboy Playmate Shauna Sand.
The documentary also features one of Feldman's ex-wives, who corroborates the actor's claim that Charlie Sheen raped Feldman's friend Corey Haim (a claim that Sheen has denied repeatedly).
Who is Corey Feldman married to?
Corey Feldman is currently married to his third wife Courtney Anne Mitchell, whom he wedded in Las Vegas in November 2016 after they had been together for four years. As well as being his wife, she is also a keyboardist, DJ and backing singer for the actor's band, Corey Feldman & The Angels.
Speaking to People of their engagement, Feldman said: "I kinda chickened out and did a written proposal by writing a note with two check boxes, one for yes and the other for no. Of course there was a ring in there with the note. Luckily she said 'yes!'"
He added: "She was surprised because we had both been so anti-marriage since we met. But seeing as she's Canadian and with [Donald] Trump coming in, we didn't want to risk being separated by new immigration laws."
At the (My) Truth premiere, he was accompanied by his wife and Shauna Sand, an actor Feldman starred with in a 2001 episode of the TV show Dark Realm.
The actor-model, who was Playboy Playmate of the Month in May 1996, is one of Feldman's so-called "Corey's Angels," a group who Vice called, "Corey's version of the Playboy Playmates: a gang of handpicked babes who constantly surround him."
Before Mitchell, Feldman was married to Beverly Hills, 90210 actor Vanessa Marcil from 1989 to 1993, and actor-model Sussanah Sprague from 2002 to 2014. Viewers saw Sprague alongside Feldman in his reality show The Two Coreys with former Lost Boys co-star Corey Haim.
Sprague is one of the people interviewed in (My) Truth, in which she is one of a number of people who repeat Feldman's allegation that actor Charlie Sheen raped a 13-year-old Haim on the set of the 1985 film Lucas.
In a statement, Sheen's publicist said of this allegation, which is also denied by Haim's mother Judy, "These sick, twisted and outlandish allegations never occurred. Period."
(My) Truth: The Rape of 2 Coreys live-streams on Wednesday, March 12.
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