According to a source, the 'Keeping Up with the Kardashians' star used to buy the likes of Oxycodone, Dilaudid and Percoret by pounds and that she decided to throw away her past image because of the drugs.
- March 15, 2020
AceShowbiz - Despite being in the entertainment industry for a long time, Kylie Jenner has never been hit with drugs scandal. But that apparently doesn't mean that she's totally drugs free because a recent report alleged that the reality TV star was hooked on heavy drugs for years.
A source alleged that Kylie started consuming drugs when her body "started changing." The source additionally alleged that the "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" star decided to throw away her goofy image from her teenage years the moment she started using drugs.
According to the source, Kylie used to buy the likes of Oxycodone, Dilaudid and Percoret by pounds. However, she allegedly stopped consuming them after having Stormi Webster, her daughter with Travis Scott (II).
Besides her drug addiction, the source spilled the tea about her friendship with Jordyn Woods. It's alleged that even before the whole scandal with Khloe Kardashian and Tristan Thompson, the social media star had always wanted to break her friendship with Kylie. This was reportedly because she felt "suffocated and couldn't really have friends or boyfriends" because Kylie wouldn't let her be.
Kylie's friendship with Stassie Karanikolaou allegedly wasn't that great either. According to the source, who claimed to have known someone who is in the makeup mogul's circle, the two often gets into fights, especially when they were younger. It's reported that Stassie only hangs out with Kylie for clout and prefers to get together with her other friends instead.
Reps for Kylie have yet to respond to the rumors.
The rumors aside, Kylie recently took to Instagram to give fans an update on her makeup brand Kylie Cosmetics amid the Coronavirus outbreak. In her post, she announced that her company would "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."
She continued, "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."
