Aussie influencer Kurt Coleman reveals strange UFO encounters on the Gold Coast: ‘They come out of the water and fly out of the sky’
An Australian influencer surprised his fans on Sunday by revealing that he has regularly witnessed unexplained paranormal activity.
Kurt Coleman, 25, posted a video to Instagram telling followers that he had witnessed a number of unidentified flying objects in the sky while in Queensland.
“Has anyone else seen UFOs? I’ve seen more than 15 in my life, mostly when I was on the Gold Coast,” he began.
“I’ve literally seen them come out of the water and fly out of the sky and I’ve seen others just circle around. They go so fast.’
In the comment section, he asked his followers to share their alien experiences
‘Please let me know if you’ve seen what I’m explaining! I swear on my life that everything I say is 100% true,” he wrote.
Australian influencer Kurt Coleman (pictured) surprised fans on Sunday by revealing that he has often witnessed unexplained paranormal activity
Kurt posted a video to Instagram telling his followers that he had witnessed some unidentified flying objects in the sky while in Queensland
Many of his fans quickly took to the comment section to share their thoughts on the matter.
“I’d love to see an alien,” one fan joked, and another said, “There’s so much we don’t know.”
It comes after Kurt reveals his bizarre theory about what happened to the passengers of the doomed OceanGate submarine.
Coleman posted a video to social media claiming that the submarine’s five passengers may still be alive, after their ship was declared to have imploded.
“There’s a whole other world down there that’s never been discovered. A mermaid got them and just took them into their world,’ he began.
“This could really happen because no one has seen the rest of the world below that. I fully believe mermaids exist and they can be smarter than us.
“Has anyone else seen UFOs? I’ve seen more than 15 in my life, mostly when I was on the Gold Coast,” Kurt began
“Sounds crazy, but no one has discovered the ocean, so it’s crazy down there,” he added.
Many of Coleman’s 100,000 followers quickly took to the comment section to voice their thoughts on his unusual theory.
“This sounds like a much nicer alternative to be honest,” one fan wrote and another added, “No one has discovered the ocean, it’s true.”
Coleman has built a reputation for his controversial comments and in 2022 lashed out at an Australian pop culture Twitter account after they described him as a “former” influencer.
“I’ve literally seen them come out of the water and just fly out of the sky and I’ve seen others just circle around,” Coleman added