NEWSSandra Bullock Recalls Bizarre UFO Sighting That Left Her Convinced Aliens Exist: 'I No Longer Feel Like an Insane Person'
Sandra Bullock recalled a bizarre UFO sighting in Saint Martin that made her believe aliens do exist.
Sept. 4 2026, Published 7:01 a.m. ET
Sandra Bullock is opening up about an unusual experience that left her questioning whether we're really alone in the universe.
During a new episode of Kylie Kelce’s “Not Gonna Lie” podcast, the Practical Magic star revealed that she believes in extraterrestrial life — partly because of something she says she witnessed herself.
Sandra Bullock said she believes in extraterrestrial life after witnessing what she described as multiple unusual lights in the sky.
“There are alien ships flying around the sky,” Bullock began. “I have seen them, and I’m so happy that the government has finally corroborated my story so I no longer feel like an insane person.”
Bullock Recalled the Strange Night
Sandra Bullock recalled seeing five lights come together while she was filming in Saint Martin.
The Blind Side actress then took listeners back to a night in Saint Martin, where she was filming.
After production wrapped, Bullock said she and several others headed to the beach, where she noticed something unusual overhead.
“Looking up at the sky, I see this little point of light,” Bullock recounted.
At first, she assumed it was simply a satellite.
“[But] then there’s another little light that comes from a different direction to meet that light there,” she said. “There were five altogether. They all sort of came together,” she continued.
Bullock admitted she initially tried not to read too much into what she was seeing because she had “a bit of a buzz going” after having a few drinks following the day's filming.
Still, what happened next made the moment difficult to explain away.
“All of a sudden they just, poof, took off like that,” Bullock said.
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Bullock Said Government Files Backed Up Her Story
Sandra Bullock said she later felt ‘vindicated’ after government documents reportedly described a similar formation witnessed by pilots.
Bullock wasn't the only person who may have witnessed the strange event that night.
“I think one of the other people had seen it as well, then I was just quiet about it until the government released the documents and that exact formation was also seen by legitimate pilots,” Bullock noted, referencing recent government files that have documented supposed UFO sightings throughout history.
For Bullock, those reports gave her a little reassurance that she hadn't imagined the whole thing.
The actress said she now feels “vindicated” by the documents. She also joked about what extraterrestrials might think if they're actually observing life on Earth.
“I think they’re here watching and laughing, but they’re invisible,” Bullock said as Kelce laughed.
Bullock Hinted at More 'Practical Magic'
Sandra Bullock has teased the possibility of a third ‘Practical Magic’ movie if ‘Practical Magic 2’ performs well.
Bullock's podcast appearance comes as fans are also looking forward to her return as Sally Owens in Practical Magic 2.
The actress has already teased the possibility of another sequel if the upcoming movie performs well following its September 10 release.
“We’ll do a number three if this takes off, and we’ll pass the torch to the girls,” Bullock, 62, whose onscreen daughters are played by Joey King and Maisie Williams, told Vanity Fair.
The new movie also brings back plenty of familiar elements from the original, with Bullock explaining that longtime fans will have some fun details to spot.
“If you haven’t seen the first film, it doesn’t matter,” Bullock said. “But if you did see the first film, there are nostalgic reminders that we’re still in the same place with the same people, and we’re bringing on two more magical baby witches.”
