Close Encounters of the Star Kind: Celebrities' Unearthly Experiences with UFOs

Miley Cyrus had a close encounter while driving through San Bernardino. She described being chased by a UFO resembling a “flying snowplow,” glowing yellow. Cyrus even claims to have made eye contact with an alien pilot, a moment that deeply shook her.

Demi Lovato is more than a believer; they actively promote the search for extraterrestrial life. Inspired by a visit to Joshua Tree with UFO expert Dr. Steven Greer, Lovato has embarked on a docuseries dedicated to uncovering alien life.

In 1997, actor Kurt Russell was the first pilot to report the now-infamous Phoenix Lights. While flying, he saw a V-shaped formation of lights above the airport, a sighting corroborated by many others that night.

Rapper Post Malone has encountered UFOs in various states, including New York, Utah, and California. He described one sighting in California as a “forcefield,” an experience shared with several witnesses.

Kesha’s experience in Joshua Tree was so profound that it inspired the UFOs on the cover of her album “Rainbows.” She described seeing several spaceships in the desert sky.

Singer-songwriter Alicia Keys is confident that aliens walk among us. She encourages people to consider their own experiences with unidentified objects in the sky as potential alien encounters.

“Grease” star Olivia Newton-John recounted seeing a UFO as a teenager, describing it as moving at an “amazing speed.” She believes that more people are now open to the idea of extraterrestrial visitors.

Nick Jonas became a believer after witnessing several UFOs from his backyard in Los Angeles. His experience was later confirmed by similar accounts he found online.

“Mad Men” star January Jones recalled seeing a UFO in Iowa, making erratic movements in the sky. She humorously suggested it could have been a spaceship or a confused shooting star.

Country pop star Kacey Musgraves shared her experiences of seeing UFOs in Mexico and Nashville, including “two giant balls of fire” hovering in the sky, which she couldn’t explain.

Actor Russell Crowe posted time-lapse photos on Twitter of a strange glow in the sky, suggesting it might be a UFO. However, the images were later speculated to be of a sailboat.

Former Blink-182 frontman Tom DeLonge has been fascinated with aliens most of his life, even founding the To the Stars Academy to study UFOs. His company released videos of UFOs confirmed by the U.S. Navy.

Actress Jennifer Lawrence admits to believing in aliens, though the idea of interacting with them terrifies her. She expressed discomfort over a space capsule sent with information about Earth for extraterrestrials.

Singer Katy Perry, famous for her hit song “E.T.,” believes in extraterrestrial life. She once joked about wanting to ask Barack Obama about his knowledge of aliens.

Jaden Smith’s belief in extraterrestrial life was reinforced after a conversation with former President Barack Obama. Smith asserts that this discussion convinced him of the existence of aliens.

These celebrities, from different walks of life, share a common thread - a belief or an experience that connects them to the vast and mysterious universe, suggesting that we might not be alone after all.