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Is Donald Trump prepping to blow the lid off of extraterrestrial secrets?
It’s possible that he already has.
Jack Osbourne, son of the late Ozzy Osbourne and attender of this summer’s repulsive White House UFC fight, says that Trump spilled the beans in private.
Are aliens lurking beneath our planet’s oceans?
What did Donald Trump allegedly disclose?
On Sunday, August 23, Jack Osbourne claimed that he has a friend who speaks weekly to Trump.
According to Osbourne, this friend has told him that Trump spilled the beans on aliens.
Allegedly, there are extraterrestrials on Earth — hiding in Earth’s oceans.
The International Business Times reports that Osbourne claimed that Trump told his friend that the government does not know what the alleged extraterrestrials actually are.
Instead, he allegedly shared: “We have no idea what they are, but they’re in the ocean.”
Trump did direct US agencies to release government files related to Unidentified Aerial Phenomenon.
(Whether this was truly part of a transparency pledge or an unsuccessful attempt to divert attention from the Epstein Files is anyone’s guess.)
Though there is baffling UAP-related footage that seems to suggest some sort of extraterrestrial technology appearing on radar, nothing has been proven.
NASA has additionally confirmed finding no credible evidence of extraterrestrial life. Any signs of possible life within our own solar system but beyond our planet appears to be of the microbial variety.
Osbourne seems to believe that Trump made this disclosure and that it is true. But is it?
Like everyone else reporting, we here at THG cannot confirm any part of this story.
We cannot confirm that Donald Trump speaks to this unknown individual every Saturday, or that he made this claim about extraterrestrials hiding beneath the waves.
Similarly, we cannot confirm that this man then spilled these presumably state secrets to Jack Osbourne.
(It is worth noting that Osbourne was promoting Spark.TV when he said this, which is his very own paranormal channel. So … there are questions about his motives.)
With 80% of the ocean uncharted and largely unknown, it seems like a likely place for aliens to hide if they wished to visit us, had the means to do so, and for some reason wished to conceal their presence.
So I woke up this morning to find out that Ozzy Osbourne’s son made a video falsely accusing me of using AI to write a Rolling Stone article about the Tate brothers.
— Kat Tenbarge (@kattenbarge.bsky.social) August 1, 2026 at 1:55 PM
Jack Osbourne has made untrue claims in the past. For example, mere weeks ago, he falsely accused journalist Kat Tenbarge of using an AI slop engine to write an article. Clearly a false and defamatory allegation, even if he believed it.
Presuming, however, that Osbourne is accurately conveying what his alleged friend told him about a conversation, that still does not make it true.
First, this is a game of telephone, with information risking being garbled along the way. Second, Donald Trump is a consummate liar.
Third, Trump’s cognitive abilities have been rapidly decaying for all to witness for years. The guy refers to Hannibal Lecter as his friend. He takes naps on live television during important events.
It is both exciting and scary to imagine extraterrestrials visiting our planet, especially if for benevolent purposes. But someone more trustworthy and with better judgment than either Trump or Osbourne would make for a more reliable source on what governments actually know.
