Two American women — a former marketing director and a video game designer — have publicly claimed they have fathered a combined 13 hybrid children with extraterrestrial beings, and that those children currently live aboard massive spacecraft with their alien fathers.
Bridget Nielson, 27, a former marketing executive, and Aluna Verse, 23, a game designer from Los Angeles, say extraterrestrials have contacted them and produced hybrid offspring through a combination of advanced scientific procedures and physical contact. According to the pair, the process involves the extraction and use of their DNA to create children who possess superior traits from both human and extraterrestrial genetics.
Nielson states she has ten hybrid children — four boys and six girls. Verse says she has three. Both women have produced drawings of some of the children they claim as their own. Nielson has sketched portraits of two of her ten offspring; Verse has illustrated one of hers.
The women describe their encounters in vivid terms. Nielson has characterized sexual contact with the extraterrestrials as “an interesting experience” and suggested that thousands of women worldwide are forgoing what she calls extraordinary moments. Verse recounts being taken aboard a craft while in a “dream-like state.” She describes one particular meeting: “Suddenly a blue color appeared next to me. When I looked over, I was immediately drawn to that person. I was very surprised, then we slept together right there in the classroom while everyone else’s attention was focused elsewhere.”
Both maintain that the hybrid children remain with their fathers on large spacecraft. They also report that the hybridization process can occur through scientific equipment as well as direct physical contact.
Public disclosure of these claims has carried personal and professional costs. Nielson says her boyfriend left her and that clients withdrew business once her statements became known. Even her mother, she reports, has called her “crazy.” Nielson rejects that characterization: “I no longer have ordinary relationships. This has become my reality. There are signs that indicate you have many alien children, such as dreams about doctors’ offices, classrooms, or miscarriages.”
Looking ahead, the two women say they intend to establish a remote community far from urban centers. Their stated goal is to create a safe place where mothers of hybrid children can live and where the children themselves could visit Earth and “run and play freely.” Nielson has described the planned site as “a place very far from the city.”
The women’s accounts remain unverified by independent evidence. They present their experiences as lived reality and continue to advocate for recognition of what they describe as an ongoing, widespread phenomenon of human-extraterrestrial hybridization.