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Ruby Tuesday Matthews looks exhausted as she reveals she is taking CBD gummies to 'get her through' motherhood with her three children

Ruby Tuesday Matthews looks exhausted as she reveals she is taking CBD gummies to 'get her through' motherhood with her three children

Daily Mail​24-06-2025
Ruby Tuesday Matthews revealed on Monday she is taking cannabidiol (CBD) gummies to 'get through life' and the chaos of raising three children.
The influencer, 31, shares sons, Rocket, nine, and Mars, eight, with ex Ryan Heywood and daughter Holiday, two, with current fiancé Shannan Dodd.
And this week, she shared some very relatable videos to Instagram which showed her popping open some CBD gummies as her kids hung off her at the end of a long day.
In the clips, Ruby could be seen looking exhausted as she sat on her couch while her young ones could be heard chatting away in the background.
'What is life today?' she captioned the footage as she groaned and raked a hand over her face.
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The next video saw Ruby opening a bottle of CBD gummies from Hemp Farmacy as one of her sons tried to get her to 'make a face'.
Meanwhile, her second son leaned over and said in her ear, 'I'm not talking,' with a baffled Ruby replying: 'You just did.'
'Lord help me,' she added as she pulled out a gummy. 'You all need this to get through life.'
Ruby started to laugh in the next clip as she handed the gummies over to her partner Shannan while one of her children begged her to play a game with him.
'I swear to God if we didn't have these,' she wrote as Shannan tipped two gummies into his mouth.
Hemp Farmacy claims on its website the CBD product will bring users 'a sense of calm, relaxation, and balance' and help them 'unwind after a stressful day, improve sleep, or manage daily tension'.
The company also assures customers cannot get high from the gummies, as they contain 'non-psychoactive CBD' which offers the 'benefits of hemp without the buzz'.
CBD is a chemical found in marijuana; however, it does not contain the psychoactive ingredient tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), according to Mayo Clinic.
It is often sold as an oil, but can also be bought as an extract, vaporised liquid or oil-based capsule.
Research on the drug's benefits are still limited, though it is currently being studied as a treatment for a wide range of conditions, including Parkinson's disease, schizophrenia, diabetes, multiple sclerosis and anxiety.
Bioxyne was reportedly the first company to successfully manufacture and deliver pharmaceutical gummies in Australia last year under its Goods Manufacturing Practice certification, reported The Australian.
Prior to the achievement, made through its business Breathe Life Sciences, CBD gummy products used by patients in Australia had to be manufactured overseas and imported.
Medicinal use of CBD has been legal in Australia since 2016, though its production, distribution and consumption is still highly regulated.
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