15 Celebrity Conspiracy Theories Just Crazy Enough To Be True

Thursday, September 22, 2016 - 15:49

In the time and age where a new scandal or a celebrity couple split just isn't enough to excite us anymore, there's always room for conspiracy theories.

Some were created just for laughs, some formed after hours of research and with strong evidence to back them up. Most are completely bogus, yes. But the funny thing is, there's a handful of these theories that are just crazy enough to be true...

15 Crazy Celebrity Conspiracy Theories

There are people out there who truly believe Lorde is secretly 45, not 19 years old.

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According to some fanatics, Avril Lavigne died in 2003 and has been replaced by a clone ever since. That would explain the sudden change in the quality of her music tbh…

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Apparently Miley Cyrus is a puppet of the Obama administration. Obama signed a law allowing the government to hold prisoners indefinitely without trial around the same time as the infamous VMAs which changed Miley’s image forever. Just think about it.

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And FYI, Britney Spears' public meltdown was orchestrated by the Bush administration in order to distract from its myriad problems overseas.

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Not sure if you’re aware, but Nicolas Cage is a vampire and there’s proof - a picture of Cage hanging out during the Civil War. Maybe that’s why his performance in National Treasure was so believable - he’s seen all the artefacts before!

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Tom Cruise's love interests are under contract and are basically hired actresses because of his connections with the Church of Scientology. Honestly? We wouldn’t be surprised.

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Some people - those bad at math, may we add - believe Beyonce is Solange’s mom. There’s only five years difference between the two, but ok.

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Oh, and there are people out there who are dead convinced that Queen B was never pregnant with Blue Ivy. Evidence? The floppy pregnancy belly during one of the interviews she gave while “expecting.”

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This just in: The Beatles never existed. At least not as we know them. The members of the most popular boy band in the history of popular music were in fact a mix and match of different musicians over the years.

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In related news, according to some hardcore Michael Jackson fans, he was chemically castrated by acne medication when he was a teenager. Hence his high-pitched voice range.

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The number one relatable celebrity Jennifer Lawrence faked her Oscars fall to stay on her "adorably clumsy" brand. If we have to be honest with you, this one fits like a glove.

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There’s also a theory that Pippa Middleton wore a fake butt to her sister's royal wedding. We’re not too sure about it.

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Have you heard that Stevie Wonder is not blind? How else would he be able to catch a microphone stand that Paul McCartney knocked over during a White House performance, huh? HUH?

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When it comes to celebrity kids, apparently North West, and Prince George are the Antichrist, while Suri Cruise is an alien. Seems legit.

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And finally, the biggest conspiracy theory of them all: ALL celebrities are puppets controlled by a collective of shapeshifting reptoids from space called the Illuminati, and every time you see a triangle it is their doing. You’re welcome.

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The Biebs is a Rubik's Cube Master. Bieber is known for a wide variety of things these days, but being an expert at solving Rubik's Cubes is probably not one of those things. The singer and heartthrob can solve the puzzle in 1 minute and 23 seconds.

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Bruce Willis loves playing the harmonica and he performed with an R&B group called Loose Goose back in the day. He still plays now, occasionally touring with his band The Accelerators.

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Beyoncé, is known for being incredibly good at playing Connect 4. She's that good, she actually beat Kanye West 9 times in a row.

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Amongst other things, Angelina Jolie can also throw a knife or two. Claiming to have collected weapons since she was a little girl, the actress is comfortable flipping butterfly knives like she’s not even thinking about it.

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Christopher Walken Is A Lion Tamer. Before becoming the hugely successful actor that we know and love today. Christopher Walken started out his career as a lion tamer, and during his teenage years, Walken was employed as an act in a travelling circus.

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Conan O' Brien took up tap dancing as a kid. He thought it was the only way he'd make it in show business. His parents brought him to a studio where he was taught by the protégé of Bill "Bojangles" Robinson, and he is still a fairly accomplished dancer.

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Mike Tyson races pigeons. Heavyweight to featherweight. ‘Actually if it weren’t for a pigeon, I may not have been the heavyweight champion of the world. Pigeons were the first loving relationship I ever had.’

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Ed Sheeran can fit an abnormal amount of Maltesers in his mouth. His current record is 52 pieces.

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Rupert Grint is an amazing unicyclist. Grint is apparently so gung-ho about unicycles that he received one of his own as a present on his 14th birthday.

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Neil Patrick Harris is a huge fan of magic and won the Tannen’s Magic Louis Award in 2006.

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At the age of eight, Taylor Lautner was asked to represent the U.S. in the World Karate Association where he won three gold medals and was named the Junior World Forms and weapons champion. He is a great martial arts champion and has a black belt.

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Pierce Brosnan conquered the talent of eating fire back when he was 16 years old after he met a fire eater trainer. He even worked at a circus for 3 years showing off his skills.

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Matthew Perry was a top-ranked tennis player in high school. He even considered a career in playing tennis but chose to pursue acting. He still plays tennis as a hobby and appeared on The Ellen DeGeneres Show playing table tennis.

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Ricky Gervais was lead singer of 80s synth 'Seona Dancing' and managed Britpop band suede of 90’s.

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Snoop Dogg is a certified football coach on his son Cordell’s football team at John A. Rowland High School and recently launched a sports series with AOL.

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Steve Martin is an excellent and accomplished banjo player and you'll often find him on lists of the world's best banjo players. Steve learned how to play the banjo at age 17 and he was recently nominated for two Grammy awards in 2013

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Taylor Swift makes homemade jam. Taylor Swift knows how to jam on and off the stage. Between concerts and rolling with her squad, the pop star is known for making jams and jellies, which she delivers to friends in cute, little Mason jars.

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Most people don't know that Tom Cruise is a fencing master. In 2008, he even introduced Will Smith and David Beckham to his hobby.

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As a kid, Eminem had a strong desire to become a comic book artist. He has a comic book collection that Shady Records executive Riggs Morales has described as “otherworldly” and it includes hundreds of titles, with some being ultra-rare issues.

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Vanilla Ice, began riding dirt bikes when he was 8-years-old. As a teenager, he won three Grand National Championships.

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Vin Diesel is a game designer. He’s played dungeons and dragons for over 20 years, and opened his own gaming development house to create a Riddick-based game.

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