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Danica Patrick shared a meme to make her feelings known about attending parties with "normal people." The former IndyCar driver explained her feeling through a infamous image from a popular Netflix series.
Patrick uploaded a story on her Instagram on December 28, 2024, which featured a screenshot of a scene from the Netflix series "Narcos" showing the protagonist Pablo Escobar sitting on a swing by himself, seemingly lost in his thoughts. The caption of the post read,
“When you're at a normal person party and nobody wants to talk about ancient mysteries.”
Danica Patrick is quite active on social media, and has 961,000 followers on Instagram. Patrick recently supported Donald Trump’s claims after mysterious drones were spotted in New Jersey, USA.
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The former IndyCar driver supported Trump during the 2024 Presidential elections and also attended campaign rallies. Patrick also spoke on behalf of Donald Trump duing the campaign.
Last week, Donald Trump took to social media to write:
“Mystery Drone sightings all over the Country. Can this really be happening without our government's knowledge. I don't think so! Let the public know, and now. Otherwise, shoot them down!!! DJT.”
Danica Patrick shared the story and added:
“Cop came into my neighborhood in Scottsdale asking if I had seen a drone. There have been reports.....”
A few days later Donald Trump claimed that he knew where the New Jersey drone came from. Patrick again supported Trump's claims as she wrote,
“Actual answers from our soon to be president. Amen.”
Patrick has also invited people to talk about mysteries and controversies on her podcast. However, the 42-year-old received a lot of backlash for the same.
When Danica Patrick opened up on inviting conspiracy theorists on her podcast
Danica Patrick hosts a podcast named the "Pretty Intense" podcast. The former IndyCar driver has invited conspiracy theorists and discussed topics such as aliens and "lizard people" on her podcast.
During her appearance on the Big Deal podcast in August this year, Patrick spoke about the people she invites on her podcast. She said,
“When someone has something to say that’s kind of crazy, you try and dig deeper into the fact checking of how they got their information,” (58:30 onwards)
She added,
“I’ve had quite a few of those crazy wild podcasts where we talk about aliens and lizard people[...] Even going in a little bit more potential directions you know, planet cataclysms that happened, and how the earth was formed, and where it came from, and various different things. I love the nature of reality so I also love physicists and archaeologists... you know, people that are digging into where we came from.”
There were rumors earlier this year that Patrick had been fired by Sky Sports F1’s team. However, the reports turned out to be incorrect.
