Andrew Lloyd Webber asserts that he experienced a poltergeist in his London home, but after a priest blessed the house, the spirit departed.
The theatre impresario Andrew Lloyd Webber says a priest blessed his London home and the sprit left.
The composer was convinced that a spirit inhabited his 19th Century property in Belgravia. During a Telegraph interview, Lord Lloyd Webber mentioned that a poltergeist would rearrange theatre scripts, neatly stacking them in peculiar locations. Although he hadn’t personally seen a ghost, he had observed some peculiar occurrences in his residence in central London.
Lord Lloyd Webber recounted having a residence at Eaton Square plagued by a poltergeist. Its mischievous acts included rearranging theatre scripts, neatly piling them in remote rooms. Eventually, they sought a priest’s blessing to expel the spirit, which finally departed. This composer of renowned musicals like The Phantom of the Opera, Cats, Jesus Christ Superstar, and Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, shared this eerie experience.
Webber claimed that he once experienced a haunting in his home. According to Webber, objects would mysteriously move on their own and unexplained noises would echo through the halls. After consulting with experts, he concluded that a mischievous poltergeist was behind the eerie occurrences. Whether you’re a skeptic or a believer, Webber’s story is sure to send shivers down your spine. Do you think it was a genuine paranormal encounter or just a case of an overactive imagination? Share your thoughts in the comments below and let’s unravel the mystery together!
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