Kacey Musgraves Says She's Done Smoking Weed for Now: 'It's Not for This Chapter'

The country star opened up about ditching the substance in a new cover story interview with 'The Cut'

Kacey Musgraves is done "blowin' smoke" — at least for now.

In a cover story interview with The Cut, the country star, 35, revealed that contrary to the image she's become synonymous with, she's stopped smoking weed.

“It’s not for this chapter,” Musgraves told the publication. “Maybe later, when I’m a 60-year-old lady with nothing to do and I’m just doing pottery all day, maybe. We’ll see.”

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Elsewhere in the interview, she revealed she's now a fan of psilocybin in a "spiritual" way.

“When used with intention, I think it’s a massive dose of compassion and reverence for nature, fellow humans, yourself,” Musgraves said.

The "High Horse" singer is set to drop her sixth studio album Deeper Well on March 15.

On Feb. 8, Musgraves opened up to Zane Lowe on Apple Music 1 about creating vulnerability and connection between her and her listeners.

“I really do believe in the biggest, most powerful form of connection is vulnerability,” began the seven-time Grammy winner. “So it's like on one hand, I think there's hardly ever any mystery left in life, especially with artists. But at the same time, we're here to connect.”

Musgraves explained that artists and audiences “all experience the same emotions.” She revealed that she wants to “f---king put it out there” and not “hold back.” But, Musgraves revealed to Lowe, that being vulnerable “can be scary” because she is “kind of a private person.” 

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“I really enjoy and revere my privacy and having something just for me and my personal life. I'm really kind of a homebody,” she admitted.

“And as you get ready to release a project, this tsunami of madness is coming to work me. And you're going to be very public-facing again,” Musgraves revealed. “And that can be — that's kind of hard for me sometimes.”

The "Slow Burn" artist is set to hit the road for her Deeper Well World Tour on April 28 in Dublin and the tour will conclude in her hometown on Dec. 7 in Nashville.

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