Austin Dillon’s wife Whitney ‘1000/10 recommends’ the THC-infused ‘wine’ that helped with her PPD

NASCAR driver Austin Dillon's wife, Whitney Ward Dillon, recently shared how a THC-infused drink helped her with postpartum depression (PPD).

Dillon married Whitney in 2017 after two years of dating and they have two children, Ace and Blaize.

Whitney, a former NFL cheerleader, posts frequently on Instagram, where she has over 212,000 followers. Now, a lifestyle blogger and owner of a jewelry brand, she recently recommended the non-alcoholic drink in her Instagram story.

"1000/10 recommend... Originally got these to help with my PPD & omg soo good. It’s like a glass of wine without the calories! With the best ingredients—message them and they’ll send you an invoice," Whitney wrote.

The drink, made by a Wisconsin-based company, Sensi Co. creates THC seltzers. Whitney also tagged the Green Swan Hemp Company that distributes the product.

Whitney's Instagram story (December 5)

Meanwhile, Dillon ended his 10th season in NASCAR’s Cup Series at 25th rank, driving for his grandfather’s team, Richard Childress Racing.

He won a race at Richmond Raceway this season and broke a 68-race losing streak. However, the win was not without its controversy, with Dillon losing his playoff spot after spinning out other drivers during the final lap. He also lost some playoff points.

Dillon was again penalized by NASCAR during the Martinsville playoff race. His crew chief, Keith Alexander, was also suspended.

"Usually, I'm asking the photographers to edit my teeth" - Austin Dillon shares reasons for recent "smile makeover"

Last week, Austin Dillon’s wife, Whitney, shared a post of him getting his smile fixed by Dr. Davis in Texas. The 34-year-old talked about his makeover in a recent video and said,

"I think my two front teeth, the angle and the color, it was really hard to brush and keep the bottom of my teeth clean, the way they were angled. And, you know, now they are very smooth. The feel is amazing, you know, no edges anywhere. And once they adjusted to my bite it was pretty awesome too."

"Every year, the beginning of the year for NASCAR, we take a lot of photos and usually I'm asking the photographers to edit the, my teeth, I didn't like the color I had for my teeth and then also, you know, just a couple of slight things, the way the teeth were angled.. now I don't have to worry about all that, just smile and take a picture," he added.

Dillon will continue the next season in the Cup Series with Richard Childress Racing. The No. 3 team, however, will have a new crew chief in 2025: Richard Boswell.