Demi Lovato said they made alien contact during a trip toJoshua Tree last year.- Lovato described the experience as "profound," "mind-blowing," and "beautiful."
- The singer also said they believe "some beings are already actually living among us."
Demi Lovato said they made "contact" with aliens during a trip to Joshua Tree for their 28th birthday last year.
The "Melon Cake" singer recently told Entertainment Weekly that it was a "profound" and "mind-blowing" experience.
"We were stargazing and we tried to do this protocol where you make contact, and all of a sudden something showed up directly above us in the sky," Lovato said while promoting their new unscripted Peacock series "Unidentified," which follows Lovato's journey to learn more about UFO phenomena.
"It was huge lights that made a question mark, almost, in the sky - and then it just like backed out," Lovato continued. "I realized that my life was probably going to change in a spiritual way because I have a spiritual connection to this journey as well."
The Grammy nominee also said "there's no fear" in making contact because "the feeling that you get from these beings is so warm and loving and accepting."
"When I say make contact, I just mean intentionally try to meditate and try to manifest sightings," they clarified. "It's not that I'm actually, like, shaking hands with these beings - although I would love that. I think these beings are extremely peaceful and loving and when they show up, you can absolutely feel that concept."
Lovato also described extra-terrestrials as "very caring, very intelligent beings that are just looking out for the best interest of our planet because we need some help."
The Disney Channel alum said they even believe some of them "are already actually living among us."
"If you notice in the back in the '40s, UFO sighting really started, and that was because, I believe, that was when we split the atom. We developed nuclear weapons," Lovato said. "I think that they're here. I think that they're living among us and we don't even realize it."
In a separate interview with E! News' "Daily Pop" on Monday, Lovato described a similar sighting in Joshua Tree with a "blue orb" that was "floating above the ground."
"It was a beautiful and incredible experience," they said. "It definitely changed the way that you see the world. You have an inkling and then all of a sudden that inkling is confirmed. It changes your reality, for sure."
Lovato's four-part docuseries "Unidentified" premieres Thursday on Peacock.