Former Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Brandi Glanville has come under fire after she branded her two sons as ‘boring’ for never trying cocaine and complained that she wants them to ‘party a little more.’Glanville, 53, admitted during this week’s episode of her podcast, Brandi Glanville Unfiltered, that even she had done the drug before.The topic came up as she and her co-host, James Maas, were discussing how the use of drugs can sometimes become a storyline on reality TV. ‘Well, I mean, let’s be clear, we’ve all done cocaine in the ’90s,’ Glanville said during the episode.’I haven’t since fentanyl came out,’ she continued, as Maas joked that she now uses drug testing strips to check cocaine for fentanyl.While Glanville doesn’t do cocaine anymore, she admitted that she did buy drug testing strips for her kids, sons Mason, 23, and Jake, 19, when they went off to college. Former Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Brandi Glanville has come under fire after she branded her two sons as ‘boring’ for never trying cocaine and complained that she wants them to ‘party a little more.’ She’s seen with her sons in June 2024 Glanville, 53, admitted during this week’s episode of her podcast, Brandi Glanville Unfiltered , that even she had done the drug before, as she said: ‘My kids don’t do cocaine because they’re boring”Luckily, my kids don’t do cocaine because they’re boring,’ she then quipped.’But that’s okay, I love that they’re boring, they don’t even like to drink,’ she continued.’I’m like, “What do you do? Where’s your life?” But I like it for them, not really… I just want them to party a little more.’Her admission sparked backlash on X, with one user branding her statement as ‘wild.”Calling your kids ‘boring’ because they don’t do hard drugs is wild,’ they wrote.Another joked: ‘Brandi just says anything.”What kind of parent says this? Cocaine seems like an exceptionally dangerous drug to mess with these days given the prevalence of fentanyl,’ someone else typed. Glanville shares her two sons with ex-husband, actor Eddie Cibrian. Her admission sparked backlash on X, with one user branding her statement as ‘wild.’ Glanville is seen in 2024 She went on: ‘I’m like, “What do you do? Where’s your life?” But I like it for them, not really… I just want them to party a little more.’ She’s seen with sons Mason, 23, and Jake, 19, back in 2022The Bravo star split from the actor in 2009 after it was revealed that he was having an affair with LeAnn Rimes, who he is currently married to.The breakup was quite messy, as Glanville even admitted to slashing his tires as soon as she found out, according to Us Weekly. Her bold confession comes just a few weeks after she detailed the vaginal rejuvenation surgery she got after her divorce.She made the admission while she and Maas were discussing Real Housewives of Rhode Island star Rulla Nehme Pontarelli’s recent plastic surgery revamp on her podcast. Pontarelli has admitted to getting a rhinoplasty and ‘very minuscule lip lift.’Maas said that he thought Rulla should have a ‘glow up’ and leave her husband Brian following his alleged affair, which was chronicled on this season of the Bravo show.’That’s when I tightened my [vagina, after my divorce],’ Glanville shared in response.Maas then joked that Glanville was one of the first people to ever have the surgery, stating: ‘Brandi actually had the first vagina rejuvenation lift ever. She was the test patient.’ Glanville shares her two sons with ex-husband, actor Eddie Cibrian. They’re seen in 2020’No, I really was. I was with Dr [David] Matlock, he was the pioneer for this surgery, he was the original doctor to do it,’ Glanville said.’That was the only way I could stop f**king my ex-husband, was to be a virgin again,’ she went on.She also accused Cibrian of making a negative comment about her vagina after she gave birth to their two children.Vaginal rejuvenation is a broader term for procedures that ‘reduce, reshape or tighten female genital tissues,’ according to the American Board of Cosmetic Surgery.It can cost up to $10,000, and is said to improve the function and appearance of vaginal tissues.