Overview
- Page Six and Us Weekly report that on her podcast Brandi Glanville said she and others "done cocaine in the '90s" and called her sons "boring" for never trying it.
- Glanville told listeners she has not used cocaine "since fentanyl came out," linking her cessation to concerns about fentanyl contamination in illicit drugs.
- A co‑host joked about using drug‑testing strips and Glanville quipped she "got them for the kids," framing the exchange as a mix of humor and safety talk rather than a health admission about her children.
- The remarks sit against a long public history of family tension and co‑parenting with ex‑husband Eddie Cibrian and his wife LeAnn Rimes, which Glanville has referenced in earlier interviews.
- Glanville’s ongoing disclosures about a multi‑year facial health battle remain part of her public narrative, and there are no reported legal or medical consequences tied to these recent podcast comments.