At the height of her pre-trial fame, Stormy Daniels jumped in the CBD world…well, she is still in the cannabis world.

You have to say she is interesting – a dancer, porn star, director, trial witness and more. And, Stormy Daniels is immortalized with a marijuana strain. Yes, you and Stormy can chill together.  She entered the greater cannabis world in 2020 working with Forest Farms who develop a CBD lube with Forest Farms. Since then, a chill strain has been named after the blonde bombshell.

Daniels rose to fame in 2004 when she won the Best New Starlet Award from Adult Video News. She went on to win more awards and eventually moved to behind the camera, directing over 150 films. She has appeared in mainstreams shows and also in a Maroon 5 music video. Currently she is appearing in New York for a courtroom battle Royale.

While the lube is no longer on the market, you can purchase a marijuana strain in Oregon named after her. This strain is known for its high potency and low THC content, making it perfect for those who want to enjoy the benefits of cannabidiol without getting too high. You can even buy the seeds to grow your own.

For her part, Daniels said that she believed CBD was a fad until she experienced the benefits of the compound herself. She fractured her spine and severely sprained her pelvis while jumping her horse.  She was told it would be a minimum of six weeks until she could walk with crutches. Hating pain pills, she decided to use some CBD products a friend sent.  From them on she has been a fan.

In another turn of events Daniels attempted to run for senator in Louisiana. She was approached and conisidered when she discovered the Republican National Committee (RNC) paid expenses for fundraisers at a “lesbian bondage” themed nightclub. She felt the RNC’s use of party funds for sex convinced her Republicans represented her libertarian values. Daniels had been a registered Democrat but now identifies as a libertarian and bisexual.

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