The pot queen

One strain of her “designer” pot targeted at women sells for £560 an ounce. It arrives wrapped in gold foil.

Last week she sold a £120,000 vape pen, studded with diamonds, rubies and sapphires and crafted from a fountain pen once owned by a Russian czar.

Vaporizers decked in pavé diamonds are a mere £12,000 each.

Campaign group Citizens Against the Legalization of Cannabis in California claims lifting the ban, and celebrities glamorising the drug, has caused a crisis in health, crime and youth culture.

Cheryl insists she is simply helping stars cope with life in the fast lane.

There is certainly no shortage of highprofile users. Singer Justin Timberlake told Playboy magazine: “It gets me to stop thinking. Sometimes I have a brain that needs to be turned off.”

Snoop Dogg and Rihanna also make no secret of their love for the drug, while Cameron Diaz last year claimed on US talk show Lopez Tonight that Snoop had been her dealer in high school.

Cheryl says: “I offer strains of cannabis to ease pain, soothe anxiety, even heighten sex – prolonging endurance or intensifying orgasm.”

Her little black book is a Who’s Who of Hollywood. She says: “I can’t name my clients, but they’re household names.

“Marijuana is legal for adult recreational use in California, but many stars want to keep their use a secret and they value my discretion.”

She’s a popular personality among the stars at Hollywood red carpet events and galas include Aerosmith rocker Ste actors Whoopi Goldberg, Elij and Chris Klein, marijuana and comedy star Cheech M chat show legend Jay Leno.

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