I want to believe: Kylie Jenner reveals an interest in extraterrestrial life after a series of dreams

Throughout history, many scientific minds have stated a belief that there is extraterrestrial life in the universe. Many great minds have also attested to this belief, and now you can add Kylie Jenner to the list of minds who have, in Jenner’s case, somewhat of a belief in alien life.

The revelation came during an interview with HommeGirls latest issue, in which the interview asked Jenner if she ever had any recurring dreams. Jenner responded “I did as a child, but not anymore,” and then when pushed for more information replied: “They were about aliens. I watched the scary alien movie 'Signs' a little too young and now I have this fear of aliens. But I’m also really fascinated by them."

It seems that a belief in UFOs and extraterrestrial life is a common threat with the greater Kardashian family; in a 2021 episode of Keeping Up With The Kardashians, Khloe Kardashian and Tristan Thompson decided to hike the wilderness of Malibu, which they cited was a hotspot for UFO sightings. 

Kim Kardashian also made references to UFO sightings as part of a Skims campaign earlier this year, prompting conspiracy theorists to claim that the influencer had put “hidden messages” inside a collection of UFO swimsuits that hint to her connection to a recent raft of UFO sightings across the United States.

Should Khloe however not be available to undertake an evening of UFO sightings, or a road trip as close to Area 51 as possible, we could suggest to Kylie the following celebrities who also have a belief in alien life - unless Kim really is the reality television version of The X-Files notorious Cigarette Smoking Man.

Demi Lovato

In an interview with the New York Times in 2020, Demi Lovato talked about her fascination with aliens and how she thinks they could help solve some of the world's problems. She said, "There's so much going on that we don't understand that I believe extraterrestrial intelligence could help us understand. I watched this documentary that showed how dolphins are more intelligent than humans in many ways, and it got me thinking: why wouldn't another species from another planet be more advanced than we are?"

Lovato has also been a vocal supporter of the Storm Area 51 movement, which called for people to gather near the top-secret military base in Nevada in 2019 to "see them aliens." She tweeted about the event, saying, "I'm calling it now. If there are aliens living in the universe, they're probably looking down at us saying, 'The galaxy's biggest threat is the fact that they think they're alone in this universe.”

Halle Berry

Halle Berry has expressed her belief in the existence of extraterrestrial life in several interviews. In a 2019 interview with Entertainment Tonight, Berry said that she believes there is a "high likelihood" that there is life beyond Earth, and that she thinks it would be "arrogant" for humans to assume that we are the only intelligent beings in the universe.

Then in an interview with Extra in 2021, Berry further discussed her thoughts on aliens, saying that she thinks it is "ridiculous" for people to believe that there is no other form of intelligent life in the universe. She also expressed her excitement about the possibility of discovering new life, saying that it would be a "game-changer" for humanity.

Russell Crowe

Russell Crowe has made several comments about his belief in the possibility of extraterrestrial life. In a 2013 interview with The Guardian, Crowe revealed that he had a UFO sighting in Australia when he was a child. He described seeing a "disk-like object" hovering over his family's property for several minutes. Crowe stated that the experience had a significant impact on him and sparked his interest in the topic of UFOs.

In 2019, Crowe tweeted about the possibility of life beyond Earth, stating that "the probability of life on other planets is without question." He also expressed his belief that humans may not be ready to make contact with extraterrestrial life forms, as we may not be advanced enough to handle the implications of such a discovery.

Tom DeLonge

The Blink-182 guitarist has been an outspoken advocate for the existence of extraterrestrial life for many years. In 2015, he founded the organisation To The Stars Academy of Arts & Science, which aims to explore scientific possibilities beyond mainstream theories.

Delonge has claimed to have had multiple personal experiences with UFOs and has even written a book about his beliefs in alien life, titled "Sekret Machines: Gods." He has also stated that he believes the government is covering up evidence of extraterrestrial activity, and has lobbied for the US government to declassify its files on UFO sightings and other related phenomena.

Dan Aykroyd

It should come as no surprise that one of the core members of the Ghostbusters franchise not only has an interest in the paranormal, but the extraterrestrial also. Dan Aykroyd has claimed to have had multiple encounters with UFOs throughout his life, including a sighting in Martha's Vineyard in 1991 and has also been vocal about his belief in government conspiracies related to UFOs, and has called for more transparency and disclosure from the government about their knowledge of extraterrestrial life.

Aykroyd has also been a prominent advocate for UFO research and investigation, and has worked with organisations such as the Mutual UFO Network (MUFON) to promote greater public awareness and understanding of the phenomenon, becoming a high-profile figure in the search for the truth that is out there.