"They could very possibly be sniffing out something very dangerous" - Bethenny Frankel reveals Pentagon drone theory conspiracy 

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Bethenny Frankel reveals her theory on the recent drone sightings across New Jersey (Image via Getty/Slaven Vlasic)

In a recent post on Instagram and TikTok, Bethenny Frankel shared her theory about the mysterious drone sightings in New Jersey. Claiming that she has been in talks with a person whose father worked at the Pentagon and NASA, Bethenny Frankel said:

“I know this guy whose father worked with the Pentagon and NASA and secret projects, and he has been messaging me that he will never forgive himself if he does not tell people that he knows... that these drones are ours, and that they could very possibly be sniffing out something very dangerous.”

She continued:

“And the areas that coincide with where these drones have been seen have spiked in radiation. So, he said that it is time to think about where I am. And that I might want to go somewhere with my daughter. So, we just blow things off thinking that nothing’s going to happen. But things do happen.”

Bethenny Frankel then went on and stated how things that we do not know of exist, as she recalled that months before the pandemic came in, her driver spoke to her about it. She then questioned the government if they would be telling the masses the truth. She concluded the video by stating how the government has been very “cagey” about the drone sightings.

The video from Bethenny Frankel came a few days after mysterious drones were spotted over New Jersey and a few other US States, leaving the residents scared and alarmed. While the authorities have yet to provide more information about the objects, the government has assured the masses that nothing is dangerous.


“Sunlight interferes with any kind of radiation or light that they’re looking for”: Bethenny Frankel’s theory explored as the TV star reasons why drones are only seen at night

After Bethenny Frankel stated her theory to the public, she uploaded another video explaining why, according to her, the drones are seen only during the nighttime. She stated:

“Sunlight interferes with any kind of radiation or light that they’re looking for. It is a THEORY and only that now but something is OFF.”

Furthermore, it is not just Bethenny Frankel who shared her theory about drones. Rosie O’Donnell also took to TikTok and shared her opinion, saying the objects being seen are “not drones.”

Rosie also said:

“They’re not drones. I wish they’d stop calling them drones. You know, we never use the correct word, especially in mainstream media, when it’s going on. They’re obviously UFOs, people. Come on. It’s all over the world now. It’s not just in a little thing in New Jersey. Just saw one from China today. It’s all over the world.”

On the other hand, Heather McDonald also talked about the drones on TikTok and stated:

“I’ve just spent the last two hours looking at all the UFO and drone theories and like not one person in my life has text me and has been like, ‘Hey, you freaked out by this?’ and I’m too embarrassed to text anybody else and say I’ve been on TikTok. Is the end of the world happening, or what? And is it wrong if I speak about this on ‘Juicy Scoop’? Am I gonna get criticized? I mean, what the hell is happening here?”

As per BBC, several residents have reported spotting dozens of drones over New Jersey since November 18, 2024. A few of these drones were even seen flying in New York on December 12, and in Connecticut, Maryland, and Massachusetts on December 14.

However, investigators in the matter have assured the masses, stating there is no “foreign involvement or criminal activity.” The authorities are still investigating the matter and have not commented on many questions netizens have, like what exactly are the objects or where are they actually coming from. Such pieces of information are unknown at the moment.

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Edited by Ivanna Lalsangzuali
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