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Inde Navarrette claims she has proof that ghosts exist

Inde Navarrette claims she has proof that ghosts exist
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  • Actress Inde Navarrette has opened up about her belief in the paranormal, revealing that she has experienced something she considers evidence of ghosts.
  • Although such marks can sometimes result from dust, reflections, or lighting conditions, Navarrette viewed the photographs as something that supported her belief in ghosts.
  • Although the photographs and dreams she described do not independently establish that ghosts exist, Navarrette remains convinced that her experiences have given her reasons to believe in the paranormal.

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Actress Inde Navarrette has opened up about her belief in the paranormal, revealing that she has experienced something she considers evidence of ghosts. The actress shared a strange incident from a photoshoot at an old Victorian building, where photographs appeared to capture unexplained orbs. Her experience has strengthened her belief in the supernatural and made her more comfortable talking about the possibility of life beyond what people can see.

Navarrette, who gained attention for playing Nikki in Curry Barker’s horror film Obsession, discussed her interest in the paranormal while reflecting on experiences that have stayed with her. When asked whether she believes in ghosts, the actress gave a confident answer, saying that she believes they exist and has proof to support her claim.

Her story centered on a photoshoot that took place inside an old Victorian building. According to Navarrette, the location had an unusual atmosphere, and the building’s owner had shared a strange experience of her own. The owner reportedly claimed that she could hear music and dancing coming from the ballroom, even when there was no clear explanation for the sounds.

Originally published by Minute mirror on Oct 17, 2026 Read the full article at minutemirror.com.pk
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