By Amber Goodhand - Breaking Celebrity News News Editor

A New York gentlemen's club named one of their VIP rooms after bad boy Charlie Sheen and not only did they not have his permission to do so, but the club was sent a legal letter by his attorney demanding they stop.

"We got notification from his lawyer to cease and desist, claiming the usage of his name would be detrimental to his persona. They said they would sue us for millions if we carried on," the president of the company that owns Cheetahs Gentlemen's Club, Sam Zherka, said.

“How could sushi damage Charlie Sheen’s reputation? We thought dedicating a room to dine in his honor would help repair and elevate his image. He should have called us up and thanked us."

But despite Sam stating that Charlie was claiming damage to his reputation — which is already riddled with drugs and hookers — his lawyer Marty Singer tells us that wasn't the case.

"We never claimed reputation damage," Marty said.

"It is a concoction by a strip club trying to cash in on its 15 minutes of fame."

Marty tells Breaking Celebrity News that the cease and desist letter they sent Cheetahs had nothing to do with Charlie's reputation and they're just milking every last drop of publicity they can get out of it.

"This is a straight forward commercial misappropriation claim and has nothing to do with any reputation issues," he said.