Kylie Jenner has never been struck by a substance crisis, despite working in the film world for a long time. But sadly, it doesn’t imply that she’s fully drug-free since a new article suggested that for years, the reality TV personality has been addicted on hard narcotics.
A report claimed that when her appearance “started changing.” Kylie began taking drugs. Moreover, the source stated that the “Keeping Up with the Kardashians” actress wanted to throw away her goofy picture from her childhood years the moment she started using drugs.
Kylie used to purchase pounds from the likes of Oxycodone, Dilaudid and Percoret, according to the source. However, after making Stormi Webster, her daughter with Travis Scott, she apparently started eating them (II).
In addition to her opioid use, regarding her relationship with Jordyn Woods, the source spilled the tea. It is reported that the social media queen has already tried to sever her relationship with Kylie long before the whole debacle with Khloe Kardashian and Tristan Thompson. Allegedly, this was that she felt “suffocated and couldn’t really have friends or boyfriends” because she wouldn’t let Kylie be her.
It is alleged that Kylie’s relationship with Stassie Karanikolaou was not that wonderful either. The two always get into combat, particularly when they were younger, according to the source, who claimed to have met someone who is in the circle of the makeup mogul. Stassie is said to be just hanging out with Kylie for clout and always wants to get together with her other friends.
Reps for Kylie have not replied to the rumors yet.
Apart from the rumors, Kylie recently took to Instagram to give fans in the middle of the Coronavirus epidemic an update on her beauty company Kylie Cosmetics. She announced in her post that her business will “continue to follow protocols set in place by the government, and suggestions made by officials who are working hard to help us stay informed on how we can prevent the spread of the Coronavirus.”
“We all need to do our part by washing our hands, staying home if sick, and taking social distancing seriously by avoiding crowds and large gatherings. But we can all still stick together, even when apart. We are in this together. Stay safe and healthy.”By washing our hands, staying home if ill, and taking social distance seriously by avoiding crowds and large gatherings, we all need to do our part. But even when apart, we can all still remain together. We are together in this. Stay safe and secure.