The whole world has been watching Liv Morgan since she made her highly anticipated return at the Survivor Series. Since then, the problem child of WWE has been all over events. Liv Morgan undoubtedly is one of the hottest stars to be represented by Paradigm Talent Agency. The Judgment Day star is no stranger to controversy. Once arrested for synthetic THC oil, Liv Morgan shocked the world with her recent picture in Saudi Arabia.
Liv Morgan & WWE Stars In Saudi Arabia for BeastLand
Riyadh Season kicked off in October and is going strong through the holiday season. WWE is getting ready to be a major presence for this monumental entertainment endeavor from the Saudis, as the Royal Rumble heads to The Kingdom in January 2026.
Before WWE’s second biggest event makes its debut overseas, Riyadh Season launched BeastLand, a theme park collaboration with YouTube sensation MrBeast.
To promote the event, WWE sent many talents to Saudi Arabia, including:
- Tiffany Stratton
- Grayson Waller
- Omos
- Randy & Kim Orton
- Liv Morgan
Liv Morgan posted many adventures during her time in Saudi Arabia, including hands-on encounters with furry friends at a petting zoo. However, there is one controversial Liv Morgan picture that broke the internet.
Liv Morgan Promotes Riyadh Season Smoking a Hookah
The former WWE Women’s Champion Liv Morgan is living her best life. She is running amok on Monday Night Raw and in Saudi Arabia. However, the controversial star took a moment to relax by posting a viral-worthy pic of Liv Morgan smoking a shisha (or hookah).
This image made fans recall another famous image of Liv Morgan. Liv Morgan’s mugshot went viral after she was pulled over and arrested in Florida for possession of THC in 2024.
At the time, Liv Morgan insisted that she didn’t know the vape oil was in her car. She was also adamant that it was someone else’s. The WWE Superstar pleaded no contest to a misdemeanor charge for marijuana possession. She was fined $543 and avoided any further sentencing.
Marijuana Laws In Saudi Arabia
While Liv Morgan was enjoying a hookah, there was most likely no marijuana in it. Saudi Arabia has a zero-tolerance policy for marijuana possession and use. Even a first offense can lead to months in jail. It’s also not unheard of for repeat offenders to get the death penalty.
The United States strongly advises that travelers to Saudi Arabia not bring any cannabis products with them. That includes CBD products, even though hemp is non-psychedelic.
It is common for many people to travel with marijuana in the United States. However, you can face serious crimes if caught with cannabis in Saudi Arabia. Don’t bring cannabis products with you if you intend to visit Saudi Arabia for Royal Rumble 2026 or WrestleMania 43.