Much like Scully and Mulder before her, Khloé Kardashian believes in aliens. The reality star is one of many Southern California dwellers who saw UFO-like shapes in the sky on Saturday night, which the government claims were a missile test. (If "missile test" is code for 👽, sure)
Despite things like #science, Khloé took it to Twitter with her thoughts on extraterrestrials, showing off an impressive array of alien-themed hashtags. She even got her younger sister, supermodel Kendall Jenner, involved.
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Khloé went on to say "the government doesn't want to admit that we are not alone," and seemed unimpressed by the whole "naval test fire" explanation:
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This is vaguely reminiscent of Kylie Jenner tweeting about "chemtrails" back in May, right? Relive that good time below:
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