'Something Weird Happened to Me': Singer Demi Lovato Reveals Close Encounter With 'Shadowy' Extraterrestrials

The challenges to traditional U.S. government views about UFOs come not only from former government employees and scientists, but also a star, the singer Demi Lovato.

Lovato, 31, claims she had a firsthand encounter with extraterrestrials several years ago, and she’s bringing the experience up again as she promotes a new album, Knewz reported.

“It’s gonna be a big thing,” Lovato said of the government’s promise to be more transparent about unidentified aerial phenomena. “I think it’s a tricky thing to announce to the public because so many people are gonna flip…”

Lovato speculated a U.S. president already might have met with visitors from outer space.

“I think it was Dwight Eisenhower who supposedly had a meeting with aliens. I believe,” Lovato told the Zach Sang Show on amp.com, as monitored by Britain’s Daily Star.

Knewz asked the Eisenhower Presidential Library in Abilene, Kansas for a comment on Lovato’s statement, but there was no immediate response.

Lovato thinks any confirmation of extraterrestrial life will be a religious earthquake for many people.

“I used to believe in a father and a God. I kinda don’t anymore,” Lovato admitted.

The change happened when something like “astral projecting” happened to her in recent years.

“I don’t think I was abducted, but I think something weird happened to me,” Lovato said.

She described it as a “really vivid, realistic dream” as she was sleeping, with three “shadowy figures” inviting her to see their “home planet.”

Lovato turned that incident into a four-episode TV series called Unidentified with her sister Dallas. It appeared on Peacock in 2021 and included an effort to contact extraterrestrials in Sedona, Arizona.

“Now I believe in a ‘source,'” Lovato said. “I believe something created us… I don’t know what, but I don’t believe it’s a man with a white beard.”