Happy Eddie at ReLeaf — the Black-owned Maryland brand from RHOP's Eddie Osefo, produced by Curio Wellness: flower, pre-rolls and gummies.
Happy Eddie is a homegrown Maryland story: attorney and Real Housewives of Potomac cast member Eddie Osefo turned his viral "Happy Eddie" nickname into a Black-owned cannabis brand, formed in 2022 and launched in September 2023 just as Maryland's adult-use market opened. The tagline is "Make Happy a Habit," and the brand aims squarely at destigmatizing cannabis for everyday professionals.
Production is local too — Baltimore County's Curio Wellness makes and distributes Happy Eddie across Maryland under an exclusive partnership, and the brand has since expanded to Missouri and New Jersey.
Key Highlights:
Maryland-founded, Black-owned. Built by Eddie Osefo with co-founders Brian Albanese and Eric Brady.
Curio-produced. Made at Curio Wellness's cGMP-certified Baltimore County facility.
Advocacy built in. Partners with the Last Prisoner Project on criminal-justice-reform fundraising.
Shop the current Happy Eddie selection on the live ReLeaf menu.
Eddie Osefo's nickname went viral on Bravo's Real Housewives of Potomac, and rather than let it pass, the Washington-area attorney built a brand around it — announced through a September 2023 partnership with Curio Wellness, with first availability at Curio's Far & Dotter and PharmKent stores before rolling out statewide. The flagship strain is Zen Wen, and the lineup spans sativa, hybrid and indica flower, pre-rolls, strawberry-lemonade gummies and tinctures, with vapes and infused joints added as the brand expanded.
Happy Eddie flower, pre-rolls and gummies in rotation. It shares the local-story shelf with other Maryland originals — compare CULTA and Bubby's Baked for different takes on Maryland-made.
Browse the Happy Eddie brand page on the live ReLeaf menu, and check the daily deals page.
Yes. ReLeaf Shop Baltimore keeps Happy Eddie flower, pre-rolls and gummies in rotation, with strain availability shifting between Curio production drops. Check the live Happy Eddie menu for what's in stock today.
Zen Wen is the flagship, and the catalog covers sativa, hybrid and indica lines with names that lean into the brand's professional-life theme — The CEO, Nigerian Silver and Holy Ghost Fiyah among them. Formats run from flower and pre-rolls to strawberry-lemonade gummies and tinctures, with vapes and infused joints added as the line expanded. If you're still sorting out what those category labels mean, the sativa vs. indica vs. hybrid guide is a good primer.
Eddie Osefo — a Washington-area attorney and Real Housewives of Potomac cast member — founded Happy Eddie in 2022 after his nickname went viral on the show, and the brand launched in September 2023 through an exclusive partnership with Curio Wellness. It has since expanded beyond Maryland to Missouri and New Jersey. The brand's official site is happy-eddie.com.
Three things: it's one of the few Black-owned brands in Maryland's adult-use market, it's produced locally at Curio Wellness's cGMP-certified Baltimore County facility, and advocacy is built in — the brand fundraises for criminal-justice reform with the Last Prisoner Project. See how it fits alongside the rest of the Maryland brands ReLeaf carries.
Rotating specials do hit Happy Eddie — flower and pre-rolls most often, with gummies occasionally folded into storewide edibles promotions. The daily deals page lists what's discounted today.
