When Demi Lovato made contacts with UFO

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Updated At : 02:31 PM Sep 30, 2021 IST

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Singer Demi Lovato claims to have made contact with an alien on her 28th birthday. Demi stars alongside her sister Dallas, and their skeptical best friend Matthew in the new Peacock series Unidentified – which sees them visit a series of UFO hot spots.

The singer said: “I had a pretty profound experience on my 28th birthday. I made (alien) contact, and it was a pretty mind-blowing experience. Ever since then, I started to look into this more and I wanted to do a show about it.”

Recalling the experience, they said they were stargazing and “tried to do the protocol where you make contact, and all of a sudden something showed up directly above us in the sky”. “It was huge lights that made a question mark, almost, in the sky – and then it just backed out,” Lovato said. —IANS

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