Is Kendall Jenner a weed head?
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Hell yeah, Kendall Jenner smokes weed. Straight up—she’s called herself a stoner on record, no corporate spin, no vague “I tried it once” bullshit. This is the kind of honest slice of celebrity smoke culture that fits right into the gritty underbelly of the high life we chase here at theStonerReview.com.
Back in 2020 on Kate and Oliver Hudson’s Sibling Revelry podcast, Kendall and Kourtney were riffing on family dynamics. When asked who the family stoner was, Kourtney pointed straight at Kendall. Without missing a beat, the supermodel owned it: “I am a stoner. No one knows that, so that’s the first time I’ve ever really said anything out there.” She’s repeated variations of it since—admitting she used to sneak sessions in the family cabana at 16 while Kris wasn’t looking, getting jealous of little sis Kylie for hitting it first, then diving in and having “the best time ever.”
That’s not some one-off tabloid fluff. She’s been spotted at dispensaries (Aspen run before NYE), showed up to weed-themed parties (though she reportedly skipped the puff at one Coachella afters), and keeps the vibe low-key but consistent. In a world where celebs either go full Snoop or pretend they’re too bougie for the plant, Kendall’s admission hits different—raw, relatable, and unapologetic in that Calabasas-meets-runway way.
The Real Talk Angle
Weed fits her world. Modeling is brutal—lonely as fuck, high pressure, body scrutiny that’d break most people. A calm indica or balanced hybrid to unwind after a 14-hour shoot? Makes sense. She’s said it chills her out automatically. No surprise the girl who walks for every major house and built a tequila empire (818, crushing it with fresh investments) knows how to balance the chaos.
Is she blazing daily like a Humboldt local? Probably not—she’s got that polished empire to run. But she’s part of the wave of high-functioning stoners normalizing the plant without turning it into a gimmick. Respect.
Stoner Review Verdict
Kendall Jenner is proof the plant creeps into every corner—from runway to reality TV to late-night sessions behind closed curtains. She’s not pushing brands or dropping strain recs (yet), but she’s living the lifestyle quietly while the rest of the family chases whatever’s trending.
If you’re out here grinding like her—whether it’s sessions in the cabana of your own life or building something bigger—light one up for the ones who keep it real. What’s your take? Team Kendall stoner or surprised she admitted it? Drop it in the comments, share with the crew, and hit the shop for gear that screams unapologetic high life.
Stay lifted, stay honest. The plant doesn’t discriminate—runway or backroad, it finds you.
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