Jennifer Lawrence admits to smoking cannabis before the Oscars
The highest-paid actress of 2015, Jennifer Lawrence—best known for her role as Katniss Everdeen in *The Hunger Games*—admitted to smoking a cannabis bong Before the Oscars. JLaw «came out» during an interview with Andy Cohen on the show Watch What Happens Live.
In a segment called «Plead the Fifth» (the Fifth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution prevents people from testifying against themselves in a criminal case), Andy Cohen asked Jennifer Lawrence three questions that focused, among other things, on her romantic relationships with colleagues off-camera and on the cannabis use. She had the right to use the Fifth for one of the three questions. And luckily for the viewers, she didn't use it for the question about the Cannabis.
Cohen asked him if, like Susan Sarandon, she had smoked before an awards show. To which Jennifer Lawrence replied that she had, in fact, taken a hit from a bong before the last Oscars ceremony.
The interview below.
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