Tricia O’Kelley’s Boy Toy is Walden!

Guess who showed up on Two and a Half Men on November 15th — and in bed with Ashton Kutcher! ! —

Tricia O’Kelley, who plays Leo Boykewich’s wife, Camille, on “Secret Life of the American Teenager.”

She portrayed Shari, a rich bored older woman who picks up Walden on the side of the road. Walden was driving Alan’s car down the road and turned the radio on so he could give an amazingly lame singing in the car rendition of Rick Springfield’s hit song Jesse’s Girl. Well, Alan forgot to tell him not to turn the radio on and that made the car overheat. He takes his shirt off and along comes Shari who offers him a ride, takes him to lunch and then to bed.

After they do the deed, Shari gives Walden money to take a cab home. He initially turns it down but she insists. They have a second “date” and she asks Walden about “the book” he is writing:

Walden: It’s about this guy named Alan and he lives with his brother in this fabulous Malibu beach house and the brother dies. He falls in front of a train in Paris.
Shari: Wow, I didn’t see that coming.
Walden: Neither did he. (pause for canned laughter) This billionaire named Walter comes along and he buys the house and Alan continues to live there.
Shari: With a complete stranger? Are they gay?
Walden: No, no…. there just friends.
Shari: That’s a bit far-fetched isn’t it?
Walden: No, it’s totally plausible. They have these adventures together. It’s funny.
Shari: It’s a good thing you’re pretty.

After this, Shari takes Walden shopping in Beverly Hills on her and he goes home and brags to Alan that he felt like Julia Roberts in “Pretty Woman.”

Walden then pays Shari an unexpected visit, bringing her flowers, but a young man answers the door. Walden thinks it’s Shari’s son but it’s Sean, another boy toy who works at Footlocker. “What’s up with the kid from Twilight,” Walden asks and then tries to tell Shari the truth — that he’s a billionaire with his own company, but of course, she doesn’t believe him.

“That’s it,” he mutters as he leaves, ” I’m gonna buy Footlocker.”