Sandra Bullock recalls seeing UFOs and relieved 'government has confirmed the sightings'

Sandra Bullock has suggested that she no longer feels 'like an insane person' after the government supposedly backed up her UFO sighting as true.

Celebrities get all sorts of privileges but it usually involves some free food or hotel stays rather than being told that the unidentified flying object you spotted wasn't actually a figment of your imagination.

UFO sightings have been pretty common for decades now and unless they're in the direct vicinity of Area 51, it seems as if governments are almost happy to accept their existence, although alien life is a different matter entirely.

Speaking on the NGL with Kylie podcast recently, the Miss Congeniality star shared her experience with UFOs and her relief when she learned that what she saw wasn't just a load of Bullocks.

She said: "Hi, I'm Sandra Bullock, and I'm not gonna lie, there are alien ships flying around the sky. I've seen them, and I'm so happy that the government has finally corroborated my story, so I no longer feel like an insane person."

Her host Kylie Kelce then asked for some more details on that fateful day and the 62-year-old explained that it was just a one-off occasion, so she's clearly not gone looking for another UFO after spotting her first one.

Bullock, who recently opened up on the loss of her long-term partner, recalled: "We were filming in St Martin. A bunch of us went out, so there were a couple beers involved, and we're all lying on the sand. We're all looking up at the sky and I see this little point of light, and I said, 'Oh', thinking to myself, it's a satellite. It's moving across the sky. And I'm watching it, and then there's another little light that comes from a different direction to meet that light. And I went, 'Hmm, two satellites'. I thought maybe it was a plane passing, but no, they stayed. And then there was another light, and another light. There was five all together, and they all came together.

"All of a sudden they just took off. And so you, you look around, going, 'did anybody else see that?' I think one of the other people had seen it as well.

"And then I was just quiet about it until the government released the documents. And that exact formation was also seen by legitimate pilots. So I feel... vindicated."

Although she didn't want to appear 'insane' and didn't mention it until the documents were released, it seems as if the Oscar-winning actress has had her life changed by the incident, as she went on to suggest that the aliens are maybe already living among us.

She concluded: "I think they're here. We can't be. I think they're here. I mean, I would love it. I think they're here, watching and laughing. But they're invisible."

I suppose if they're already here it would be better than them sneaking up on our blind side before an attack.