In a recent appearance on ‘Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen’ on December 7, 2023, Hollywood actress Julia Roberts candidly revealed the hardest drug she’s ever done, advising kids not to try it at home. Participating in the show’s signature ‘Plead the Fifth’ segment, Roberts answered host Andy’s question about the hardest drug she’s ever tried.
Julia Roberts Reveals Her Hardest Drug Experience: Kids, Don’t Try It at Home!
Initially hesitant to answer, the actress disclosed that the hardest drug she’s ever tried was mushrooms. When asked if it was a positive experience, she responded affirmatively, adding, “Yeah, it was nice,” while cautioning, “Kids, don’t try it at home!” Julia Roberts didn’t provide further details about when, where, and with whom she had the psychedelic experience.
In another segment of the game, she designated Jen Shah as her “least favorite ‘Real Housewife’ of all time,” citing Shah’s involvement in a nationwide telemarketing scheme targeting the elderly, which led to her imprisonment.
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Julia Roberts Opens Up About Mushroom Experience: Cautionary Note for Kids
Julia Roberts, renowned Hollywood actress, made headlines when she disclosed on ‘Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen’ that the hardest drug she had ever tried was mushrooms. Despite her initial hesitation, Roberts shared that it was a positive experience but swiftly added a cautionary note, advising kids not to try it at home.
The actress, who has consistently denied drug addiction rumours throughout her career, refrained from ranking three of her iconic films when posed with the question during the show’s ‘Plead the Fifth’ segment. This revelation about trying mushrooms contrasts with her past statements emphasizing a clean lifestyle, notably addressing rumours about drug problems 30 years ago.
Roberts’ candid responses on the talk show provided a glimpse into her personal experiences and perspectives, sparking conversations about drug use and Hollywood’s expectations.