Charlie Sheen, who recently revealed he is HIV positive, is "getting what he deserves," actor Burt Reynolds says.

Sheen paid $10 million to keep HIV status quiet, says finances are “not great”

Sheen’s doctor speaks out

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Sheen’s ex-girlfriend tested for HIV, says things are “stressful”

Sheen's furious ex: "He doesn't value my life"

Sheen said during a Today Show interview that he has known for about four years but is responding well to medication and is currently healthy. Reaction was mostly supportive - Reynolds has zero sympathy for Sheen.

"He deserved it, he misbehaved," he said during an interview with ITV show "Loose Women."

Last year Reynolds made a different sort of headline,  auctioning off an enormous stash of jewelry, clothing, artwork, furniture, vehicles, award trophies, signed sports memorabilia, movie mementos and assorted other odds and ends.

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During the ITV interview Reynolds did have kind words for Sheen's father, actor Martin Sheen: "His father is a very, very decent man and a dear friend of mine. I feel bad for him."