10 Celebrities Who Believe In Conspiracy Theories

It's not just weird uncles and reclusive old neighbors who believe in conspiracy theories

Sometimes, it's also the rich, famous, and beautiful. From lizard people to chemtrails, here are 10 celebrities who you never knew bought into the madness

A favorite action hero to many who grew up in the 90s, Bruce Willis' salt-of-the-earth, old-fashioned guy vibes are nothing but cool

He also kicked the shit out of some terrorists with no shoes on in that one movie, which was pretty badass

But what wasn't so cool was his 2007 interview with Vanity Fair

where he made some peculiar comments about the Kennedy assassination. They still haven't caught the guy that killed Kennedy

I'll get killed for saying this, but I'm pretty sure those guys are still in power in some form

The entire government of the United States was co-opted. One guy did it? I don't think so

Wait, Bruce, no! Didn't you know Vanity Fair is a very popular magazine

Someone from the government will see this. Yippee-ki-yay, why did you do that

MIA has never really been a big fan of social media, not because Facebook is a cesspool of baby pics, political arguments

and invites to your co-workers' terrible one-man show, Derek Hampton in accounting

but because she believes all social media companies are under the control of the CIA

Because they want to keep tabs on us all, Minority Report style

Surprisingly, MIA's theory is not too far from reality. Although Mark Zuckerberg is definitely not in the CIA

he did admit to sharing your data with major companies like Amazon

and a little Trump-affiliated consulting firm called Cambridge ytics, which is not only invasive but feels like it should be totally illegal

On a related note, Edward Snowden revealed to the world in 2013

that the NSA National Security Agency was in fact monitoring citizens internet and phone usage All Big Brother wants to do is take a couple of photos and troll all your posts

Tom DeLonge of Blink-182 fame is known for his goofy antics and upbeat songs about being young

and dumb and, I don't know, butt plugs and stuff. He's also a very vocal believer in

extraterrestrials and a government conspiracy to hide their existence from the public

He thinks the government started the rumor that the moon landing was fake to distract everyone from knowing Armstrong and Aldrin made first contact with space aliens

Well, whether this is true or not, I'm excited to see Tom DeLonge at the front of the line when we all raid Area 51 in September

Who's with me? Hunger Games star Woody Harrelson has been an outspoken advocate for legalizing marijuana and all-around mellow dude

But did you know that this true detective believes 9-11 was an inside job

He went as far as signing on to do a movie that would demand an independent investigation of the Twin Towers collapse

The project, unfortunately, was scrapped because of lack of funds. But if Veronica Mars fans can raise enough money for a movie

then maybe there's enough conspiracy theorists for Indiegogo to raise money for this project

Ah, our favorite singing nun. No, not the one that saved children from the Nazis

the one who hid from the mob and taught inner-city teenagers how to sing Oh Happy Day

When The View celebrated their 40th anniversary of the moon landing, Whoopi Goldberg went on to question why the American flag had ripples in it when there's no air in space

She also asked who shot the footage when both the astronauts are standing in the frame

In true Occam's Razor fashion, the answers to the questions were actually pretty reasonable

The flag was wrinkled because it was folded when it was stored on the shuttle causing it to look rippled As for who shot the footage it a friendly alien named Eddie Zorgar who was late for his part space job because Armstrong wouldn stop talking This list wouldn be complete

without the ambassador of the anti-vax movement, Jenny McCarthy. While we understood her heart is in the right place

this ex-MTV babe-turned-conspiracy milf joined the rebellion against vaccines when her son was diagnosed with autism

The unfortunate part about the work McCarthy has put into promoting this movement

is despite it completely being not backed by science, there has been a rise of measles outbreaks

and misinformed parents who don't vaccinate their children. The World Health Organization has now declared

the anti-vaxxer movement to be a major threat to public health. Who knew an outspoken hot mom's First Amendment rights

could become public enemy number one for pediatricians everywhere? Mark Ruffalo is known for being one of the most charming

talented, and handsome men in Hollywood. He had a swooning as Professor Bruce Banner

and Jennifer Garner's love interest in 13 Going on 30. But a lot of people are questioning their decision

on putting him on their freebie card after an interview with 9-11 Truth Group We Are Changed

started floating around the internet. Mark Ruffalo has also made claims of doing his own 9-11 research

which only solidified his opinion that buildings just don't fall like that

Hulk done research. Hulk believes steel beams don't melt. Smash, smash, smash

The House of Kardashian has brought us endless hours of entertainment over the last 12 years

Their family has become the reality show gift that keeps on giving. And now with Twitter and Kanye, it's only gotten better

But surprisingly, Kanye is not the only family member who has spoken up about some pretty wild conspiracies

In May of 2015 matte lipstick mogul Kylie Jenner tweeted an insane meme containing a bunch of misspelled questions that was supposed to prove Kim Trails are real She continues to use her platform on important unproven not backed by science and completely bogus facts that the white cloud lines left by airplanes are created

by the government to control the weather, exterminate humans, and bees. And you know

how much the government hates bees? She's beautiful. She's French. She's an Academy

award-winning actress, and she believes 9-11 was staged by the U.S. government. Not only is this

Inception star a 9-11 truther, but Marion Cotillard isn't super sold that a man landed on the moon

either. In a 2007 interview for French program Paris Denier, she was quoted saying

Did a man really walk on the moon? I saw plenty of documentaries on it, and I really wondered

And in any case, I don't believe all they tell me, that's for sure. I think the more important

question is did some super villain inception Marion Cotillard's brain and plant insane ideas

into her conscious? Am I next? Why won't this metal top stop spinning? A building is just

folding onto itself. Oh God. In 2016, rapper B.O.B. shocked fans when he tweeted a picture of himself

standing on a clip asking why there was no curvature on the horizon. That was all the

proof B.O.B. needed to publicly proclaim that he thought the Earth was flat

And what does somebody totally sane who believes the planet is a giant sheet of space paper

floating in the universe do? They double down and tweet about flat Earth for the next 24 hours trying to convince everyone

they're right. FYI, B.O.B. also believes the moon landing was faked and there's a secret underground

cloning center that clones celebrities just to have a spare, I guess

Does Tom Hanks have one for, like, organ harvesting? Who's buying these clones, B.O.B.? Who