Kristen Bell says she's not afraid of organizing an "ecstasy party" with her husband Dax Shepard as a sober companion

Kristen Bell revealed that she had not tried many drugs but was trying ecstasy with her husband as a sober companion.

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Kristen Bell revealed that once in a while she likes to smoke grass and that she is not opposed to experimenting with ecstasy.

On the podcast "WTF With Marc Maron", the former star of "Veronica Mars" and "Frozen" talked about her drug use for recreational purposes.

"I like my Vape pen," Bell told actor and comedian "Glow," according to Us Weekly. "The rules of weeds. Weed is my drug of choice, that's for sure.

And while the actress admits that she loves to steam from time to time, she says she can only enjoy it occasionally because she does not like to smoke with her kids.

"I can not do it with my children, which is a phenomenal amount of hours each week," she said. "Once a week, if I'm just exhausted and we're about to watch" 60 Minutes ", why not?"

The star then said that in terms of other drugs, she was not very knowledgeable – she had never tried cocaine and suspected that she had made ecstasy once, after taking a mysterious, probably just a Tic Tac.

"I think I might want to do it once before I die," Bell said of the cocaine test, but added that she had never been party life. "I have such a face and personality that if I attend a party, no one brings it out. They are like, "Do not take that with Kristen."

But even though she has never tried any of the "harder" drugs, the actress said her husband, Dax Shepard, thought she would like ecstasy if she tried.

"He thinks you should not leave the earth without trying ecstasy or mushrooms," explained Bell. "He wants to organize an ecstatic party with all our friends, he wants everyone to have a children together, then come to our house, check your keys, then ask one of his friends to welcome them all. the world and make us braid hair.

And although the parents' ecstasy celebration is something Bell would contemplate, Shepard, whom the actress of "The Good Place" has already noted, was sober for 14 years, and should be the sober companion from his wife and party guests.

"He has no problem with anyone involved in anything, as long as it's reasonable, that he does not act like a complete shmuck," Bell explained. "It's okay if people do things. He likes drugs and alcohol. He is just aware that he has lost his privilege with them because he can not handle it. His brain does not have the chemistry to handle it.