Survivor producer Bruce Beresford-Redman, who is accused of killing his wife, Monica, in Cancun, almost two years ago, has broken his silence from his jail cell in Mexico, and he says he didn't kill his wife, RadarOnline.com is reporting.

“This is the first time I’ve chosen to speak”, Beresford-Redman tells CBS' 48 Hours in an exclusive interview with the network that will air on Saturday night. “Everyone seems to have decided that I killed my wife. I didn’t kill my wife, I really didn’t.

Bruce Beresford-Redman, the Emmy-nominated Survivor producer accused of killing his estranged wife Monica at a Cancun resort in April 2010, will not appeal a federal court's decision to extradite him from Los Angeles to Mexico, his attorneys Richard Hirsch and Vicki Podberesky said Tuesday, adding their client hopes to clear his name in his aggravated homicide trial.

"We are disappointed in the court's decision denying our request to prevent the extradition of our client, Bruce Beresford-Redman," the attorneys said in a statement Tuesday. "After consultation with him, Bruce has decided not to appeal the decision and to return to Mexico and defend himself on the charges.

"He is innocent and it is his hope that the court in Mexico will assure that he receives a fair trial in which, he is confident, he will be exonerated."

A federal judge in Los Angeles upheld the extradition back to Mexico for Bruce Beresford-Redman on Wednesday -- the Survivor producer accused of killing his wife in Cancun in April 2010 -- to face charges of aggravated homicide.

Mexican authorities provided "pages upon pages of competent evidence demonstrating that [Beresford-Redman] committed the offense for which extradition was sought, namely the aggravated homicide of the victim," U.S. District Judge Philip S. Gutierrez said in a two-page ruling.

Gutierrez cited "the infidelity, fighting, screaming from the hotel room, the fugitive's opportunity to dispose of the victim's body" as credible pieces of evidence to merit the extradition of the Emmy-nominated producer.

Former Survivor producer, Bruce Beresford Redman's ex-sisters-in-law, are asking a judge to grant them custody of his two children from his marriage to Monica Burgos, whom he is charged with murdering, RadarOnline.com is exclusively reporting.

Monica was murdered in Cancun, Mexico over a year and a half ago, and her husband has been charged with the murder. Bruce is currently in jail in Los Angeles, as he appeals a judge's recent decision to have him formally extradited back to Mexico to face charges.

Monica's sisters, Jeane and Carla Burgos are asking Judge Mitchell Beckloff to grant them custody of Camila and Alec, who are being cared for by Bruce's parents, David and Juanita Beresford Redman.

Brooke Mueller, who's currently in rehab, is telling friends she doesn't want to end up like late singer Amy Winehouse, RadarOnline.com has exclusively learned.

As we've previously reported, Charlie Sheen's ex-wife entered an undisclosed treatment facility in the U.S. last week after having another relapse. At first, Brooke had planned on going to Mexico to be treated at a clinic in Cancun that would have given her ibogaine, a controversial drug that is illegal in the United States, that is supposed to stop cravings for drugs. Ibogaine has very dangerous side effects, and can alter a person's personality dramatically after taking it. Brooke realized that taking the ibogaine would do more harm than good, and ultimately, needs to do very hard work to become and stay sober.

Amy Winehouse's tragic death has "rocked Brooke to her core. Brooke didn't know Amy, but she relates to her addiction with drugs. Brooke doesn't want to die, and she realizes that if she continues to use drugs, she will. Brooke has been telling friends that she doesn't want to end up like Amy. Brooke is the most amazing person, with this horrible disease," the source says.

Brooke Mueller lost her passport, and was unable to leave for rehab in Mexico, to take the controversial drug ibogaine, which isn't legal in the U.S., RadarOnline.com is exclusively reporting.

"Brooke made it to the gate with her doctor, who was going to accompany her, but the airline staff wouldn't let her board the plane. Brooke is going to get an emergency passport on Wednesday, and hopes to leave for Mexico as soon as she gets the new one," a source close to the situation tells us.

Brad Pitt brought his boys Maddox and Pax down to Cancun, Mexico, where they spent Monday afternoon boogie boarding on the beach with Brad’s look-a-like brother Doug while their pops promoted his upcoming film Moneyball – and RadarOnline.com has the adorable photos.

Doug, who is a spitting image of his older and more famous brother, had a blast with his nephews, helping them catch waves in the tropical Caribbean Sea.

PHOTOS: Uncle Pitt Takes The Kids Surfing