Reality TV star Brandi Glanville has raised eyebrows after joking that her sons are "boring" because they have never tried cocaine.
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The comments came during Saturday's episode of the Brandi Glanville Unfiltered podcast, where the former Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star also spoke candidly about her own past drug use.
The 53-year-old said she has not used cocaine "since fentanyl came out."
Reality TV Star Jokes About Sons Never Trying Cocaine
During the episode, Glanville's co-host, James Maas, mentioned that she keeps "drug testing strips" to check cocaine for fentanyl.
The reality star replied, "I got them for the kids."
"Luckily my kids don't do cocaine because they're boring," Glanville added.
"But that's okay. I love that they're boring. They don't even like to drink. I'm like, 'What do you do? Where is your life?'"
Glanville shares two sons, Mason, 23, and Jake, 19, with her ex-husband, Eddie Cibrian.
The couple married in 2001 before divorcing in 2009 after Cibrian's highly publicized affair with singer LeAnn Rimes. Cibrian and Rimes later married.
Glanville Opens Up About Health Battle
Although she joked about their lifestyle, Glanville said she is proud that her sons live such clean lives, adding that she would like them "to party a little more."
She quickly clarified, "not like cocaine."
Over the past few months, the podcast also touched on Glanville's ongoing health struggles, which have included facial swelling, lumps and partial facial paralysis since 2023.
For months, she believed a parasite was responsible for her symptoms, saying she could "feel it moving within her face."
She has since revealed that doctors diagnosed her with stress-induced angioedema, a condition that causes sudden swelling beneath the skin.
Glanville also shared that doctors found a "benign tumor" in one of the lymph nodes in her face.
Before receiving that diagnosis, she said she spent more than $100,000 on medical care and consulted around a dozen doctors while searching for answers.
She stressed that the tumor is "not cancerous" and does not pose a cancer risk.
Glanville also said she believes her ruptured breast implants may have contributed to her symptoms, suggesting leaking silicone could have clogged her lymph nodes.
