The actress, entrepreneur and mother of three just revealed how terrible it was on the set of 90210. Does marijuana play a role in her life outside of the small screen?

Jessica Alba is an American actress, known for her work in famous films like the Fantastic Four and the successful TV series Dark Angel. Now, she’s mainly associated with The Honest Company, a consumer goods company she founded that sells baby, personal and household products.

This week, Alba made an appearance on the web series Hot Ones, where celebrities are asked questions as they eat progressively hotter wings. Host Sean Evans asked Alba about her experiences while working on 90210.

“On the set of 90210, I couldn’t even make eye contact with any of the cast members, which was really strange when you’re, like, trying to do a scene with them,” she said. “Yeah, it was like, ‘You’re not allowed to make eye contact with any one of the cast members or you’ll be thrown off the set.’”

That sounds like total bummer. Did Alba ever turn to weed to keep her calm?

There are few connections to Alba and marijuana. In 2017, The Honest Company filed a trademark lawsuit against Honest Herbal. According to the lawsuit, THC (see what we did there?) claimed that the hemp company was trying to “confuse consumers and profit from the goodwill and consumer recognition associated with The Honest Co.’s HONEST Marks.”

The suit explained that Honest Company made a “good faith effort to resolve this matter without having to resort to litigation,” but Honest Herbal refused to properly reply to their cease and desist order.

And earlier this year, it was revealed that Alba uses CBD lotions for special occasions, such as Oscar parties.

While there’s not a lot of content out there on Alba and marijuana, there is this photo of her:

Jessica Alba looking high as hell after ripping the bong pic.twitter.com/kT42PTQbU6

— Celebs Smoking Weed (@CelebsD) January 11, 2014

We don’t know the context of the photo, but that’s a big bong and that makes Jessica Alba a ‘“yes”’ in our books.