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Jared Leto’s house is haunted!

Updated At : 05:45 AM Jun 12, 2017 IST

Jared Leto says his house is haunted but he likes living in it. The Suicide Squad actor lives in a converted Air Force base in the Hollywood Hills and believes the estate is inhabited by ghosts. “God knows what they did here, but it talks. We’ve already had ghost sightings reported by my housekeeper. A handyman quit the project as he had an encounter. But I feel quite at home up here. It’s like a refuge. You’re at the top of this mountain. There’s this breeze coming through. It’s hard to leave,” Leto, 45, says. —Agencies

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