Kylie Jenner Says Shroom Trip Left Her Crying Nonstop — ‘I Looked Like the Craziest Version of Myself’

Kylie Jenner is opening up about a wild past experience with psychedelic drugs, and it didn’t go the way she expected.

The reality star and businesswoman shared the story during a recent episode of the podcast “Better Half with Stas & Vic,” hosted by her close friends Stassie Karanikolaou and Victoria Villarroel. The conversation took place while they were spending time together during Coachella.

At one point, Jenner talked about being offered mushrooms again during the festival but said she wasn’t sure it was a good idea. She explained that the experience can make her very emotional. She said, “I just don’t know if I want to be shrooming in public… I’ll get really emotional and start crying. Why do I want to cry tonight?”

She then recalled a previous time when she actually took them before going out to an event. According to Jenner, things quickly got overwhelming once she arrived.

She described how her mood kept shifting between laughter and tears. She said, “I was laughing, crying… and I couldn’t stop.” The situation got so intense that she ended up ruining her makeup and had to step away. She added, “I cried off all my makeup. I went to the bathroom and I looked like the most craziest version of myself.”

The moment didn’t last long, though. Jenner said she eventually decided to leave and go home instead of staying at the event.

During the same podcast, she also addressed speculation about a separate appearance on Kid Cudi’s podcast. Some people thought she looked high at the time, but she shut that down directly. Looking into the camera, she said, “You heard it here first. I was not high for the podcast.”

Jenner has been sharing parts of her Coachella weekend on social media, showing her outfits and time with friends while attending the festival.

Iit’s interesting to see someone like Kylie Jenner talk so openly about an experience like this, especially since many celebrities usually avoid these kinds of details. It also shows how unpredictable those situations can be, even for people used to high-profile events. What do you think about her story? Would you ever take that risk at a public event, or is that something better kept private? Share your thoughts in the comments.