Ricky Lake She called herself “Nancy ReaganA 'schoolgirl' because she always said 'no drugs', but after growing her own cannabis, she's not nervous about smoking weed – and doesn't take herself too seriously.
“What's a good thing to watch when you're high? Watching old episodes.” View Ricky Lake on YouTube,” Lake, 56, reveals exclusively in the latest issue of Us Weekly While promoting its collaboration with Stone Road Farms she has Ricky Lake and Bread Line.
the The actress laughs When contemplating smoking weed during a rebroadcast of her second talk show, which ended in 2013 after one season. “This will be a really fun hobby this holiday season,” she joked, adding, “It's a trip.” (The lake also hosted Ricky Lake From 1992 to 2004.)
Although Lee jokes about watching View Ricky Lake She says under the influence we When she filmed her two cannabis series, it wasn't even on her radar.
Ricky Lake is involved in the cannabis industry. The former talk show host announced the launch of “Ricki Lake & Bake” on Monday, December 3, a product in which she has collaborated with California-based cannabis company Stone Road Farms. “Obviously I believe in this drug, the Stone Road brand and what they've built,” (…)
During that time period, the Hairspray star He recalls being “very judgmental, very afraid” and “close-minded” about cannabis, hence the comparison with Reagan, who launched a “Just Say No” campaign to the drug in the 1980s.
“I was really against all illicit drugs,” Lake explains, noting that now that she’s “180, I now have a huge respect for this drug, and I love it recreationally.”
Once Lake began growing her own weed in Malibu, California – which ultimately led to her death In collaboration with Stone Road Farms -I became a true believer in its healing properties. Additionally, she says smoking or drinking cannabis makes many activities more enjoyable.
“We love taking gummies to the theater,” Lake says. we From her and her husband, Ross BurninghamTheater preferences. “It makes Broadway experience “This is much better.”
“We're joking,” she explains Moulin Rouge. … Moulin Rouge It's not kind of the best show, but (seeing it) up high was amazing. My husband has been humming this thing for days. “It was very funny.”
Lake points out that even though she doesn't have a favorite movie to watch on high, she points to it dwarf As a “good movie to watch stoned” during the holiday season.
Ricki Lake rose to fame in the 1988 film Hairspray, playing self-proclaimed “delightfully curvy” leading lady Tracy Turnblad. “Obesity worked, and I think that's what was confusing for me for a long time in my career,” Lake told Good Morning America in December 2010 after she lost 130 pounds. “During my adolescence, as you know, (…)
She adds that she likes to do “everything” but says that she is “not high all day” because she has to “work”, warning we“There's a fine line. You can definitely take too much. So I'm definitely in favor of less is more.”
However, Lake and her husband usually consume marijuana in one way or another in the evening to relax. “For me, I spend most of my time at night relaxing, watching TV, connecting with my husband. And getting those wonderful nights of REM sleep,” she reveals.
As she matured, Lake says, she learned to “prioritize the rest,” so cannabis helped her with her sleep cycle. And it might as well Help her on her health journey.
“I love cannabis. I drink it,” she explains, noting that the brand she consumes is “low-calorie” so it's a better fit than drinking a glass of wine with lots of sugar before bed.
Lake adds, “I'd rather have a 40-calorie cannabis drink. You get that nice buzz. It just takes the edge off.”
For fans who want to try Lake's signature cannabis product, Ricki Lake & Bake, they can purchase a half-ounce roll-your-own bag produced by Lake Stone Road Farms. (Available in dispensaries throughout California.)
“Obviously I believe in this drug, the Stone Road brand and what they've built,” Lake said in a press release earlier this month. “It's so in line with where I'm at in my life, and I'm so happy to get this out.”
The proprietary hemp was designed by the founder and CEO of Stone Road Farms Lex Corwin With Leek's legacy in mind. “It is a tribute to her distinguished career and longstanding advocacy for cannabis,” Corwin said in his own statement.
For more information about Stone Road Farms, Check out their website.
Find out the latest news about Lake's life and development as an actress and entrepreneur in the latest issue of the magazine Us Weeklyon newsstands now.
