Sheen says he always led with "condoms and honesty" after his HIV diagnosis four years ago, but at least five sex partners claim that's a lie and have hired a lawyer, a legal source told the Daily News.

The unidentified women contacted the southern California attorney in the last few days with claims the "Anger Management" star did not disclose his HIV status before bedding them, the bar-certified attorney told The News.

The women are considering claims for intentional infliction of emotional distress, fraud, sexual battery and negligent transmission of a sexually transmitted disease, the lawyer said.

His former "goddess" Rachel Oberlin, a porn star who goes by the stage name Bree Olson, claims the actor never once spoke to her about his infection.

She and Sheen lived together in 2011, either during or shortly before the time he received his diagnosis.