Ghost Stories on the Set of Lopez vs. Lopez

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Things get supernatural when Young Hollywood visits the set of NBC comedy "Lopez vs. Lopez" to sit down with co-creators & stars George & Mayan Lopez to swap a few ghost stories! George tells us about his haunted house, plus we discuss manifestation, ley lines, and which other member of the cast might be a little psychic!
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Something else that I love about you too is something that we bond on, which is ghosts and the spiritual realm. I see their faces already. Yo, his house is haunted.
Okay, yes, this is where I want to go. Please tell me more. Haunted. I had a woman come and clear his house because he there something happened at that house or something and I think, I don't know if people know what lay lines are, but they're energy like that go all around the world and they cross and then when they cross, they can say that that's a lot where a lot of ghost energy comes in. And his house is on like two lay lines, the woman said. So I think that also explains like why When I first moved in, I heard somebody talking and said, "Ma." and clear a person's voice last night too. And I said, "There's somebody here, it was upstairs, somebody here." And then as people started to come over and record stuff, some sound person would say, "Can you ask the woman who's talking in the other room to stop talking because I can hear and there's nobody in the room." And um uh recently I had a scarf that I left on the top of my bed. There's no air and no anything, no breeze in my bedroom and in the middle of the night around 3:30, the scarf fell off the bed and touched me on my arm and landed on my side. Oh my God. And uh, that's that's that's a trip. I've heard things, I kind of feel things and in one room things have been askew. A couple days ago, the pictures are all just a little bit off.
Oh, yeah, I saw one we like I went into one his bathroom and I turned off the light and I saw it move. Like the picture frame, like the picture frame, like I left and I came in and it moved. And what the heck?
I was giving I was giving a massage and then on the other side of the door, the dogs are there. I I could feel I could hear these feet shuffling and I told the guy, I said, "You hear that, right?" He goes, "Yeah." And I it was at 7:00. And usually the woman comes at 9:00 for the dogs and then I said, "Oh, I'm going to call her after and see if she came at 7:00." So we were done. You could feel somebody, you could see which direction they were going back and forth. And I called her and I said, "Hey, by any chance, were you at the house at 7:00?" And she says, "No, I don't go at 7:00. I go at 9:00." And clearly it's and I've seen things and taken pictures of things and seen things, but it's much less since my I had the woman come in, but um, it was pretty bad when I moved in it was it was pretty bad when I moved in.
There's a chair and she's like, "There's a ghost that sits there and watches your dad." I was like, Does it just watches you?
How does that feel, George? Like walking around your house.
I mean I made a joke of I made a joke. I was like, "Well, he needs someone to hang out with." He's always
It's a full house. The Lopez roost.
Exactly. You know, um, I you know, I don't think that there I don't think that they're bad things there anymore, but you know, we think the same guy upstairs, we heard something drop and I said, "You heard that, right?" He goes, "Yeah." We went up there. Nothing there. And uh, that kind of stuff up, but but before the woman came to clear the house, there was actual banging. Like things banging and and orbs flying through this thing. And then you would hear a word or like a number.
Numbers. Numbers.
And you would hear that and and every time I would see it, I I didn't see minus it says there's a paranormal app on you on TikTok. And when I did it, there was kind of like a finger in the way and then it went that way and that it wasn't me. And I took a picture outside and and there was another bit of that thing sticking up in the bottom of the picture.
So what do you think it is? Like, what what's following you guys?
Um, I think they said it was people who come to watch like visitors or spectato-- So like it's not all that bad. I think like some are people like visitations like his friends too. Okay. And then, uh, and then a couple months ago I have a house in the desert and
Oh, yeah, this one's crazy.
And I turn on the light at uh like 3:30 and there's a white bat flying circles in my bedroom. A white bat?
Mhm. I didn't even know those existed.
Uh, yeah. And it was like about this big. You could hear the wings, you know, flap. And it went around in circles, it went over my head. And the house is like a horseshoe. And then I went to the other side of the house and turned the light on and he was in there. And he stayed for a day and then and then he left. A white bat. Not not no strings. I could see the little bones under his wings, quite
The little energy coming off of this one just to me, that's yeah. That's that's that's the most powerful thing I've seen of all the things that I think I've seen or heard. Yeah. The white bat.
Okay, so is the Lopez the haunted?
Not yet. Not yet. It's new, so I don't want any ghosts, no tripping. This is a new yeah, this is a new This is a new stage.
The new stage. The other one, my first show was. They used to have Oh, yeah, they did. They used to do musicals underneath and they had a big pool where they would do those musicals where people dive into the pool like musicals. And the guard told us that uh he hears splashing occasionally down there. And we lifted up the door and looked down there. It looked Yeah, like the Esther Williams film, the Warner Brothers. It looked crazy down there. Just old and you know, dilapidated and stuff. And and there's no noise down there. And the guy that says you hear people talking and you hear splashing. Crazy. Wild. And I think they want to hang around. That's good. They don't mind. I think that's a good sign.
You guys are good company, so Exactly. So are you into tarot and everything too? Like, how far does the spiritual thing go?
You see, I was I went, I was raised Catholic and now I think I've gone way more into the spiritual. Yeah. Um of it, so I'm a big believer in all of that. I think my whole family is and really on set too. Selena's also um Selena's, who plays Rosie, my mom, like she just knows things too. Like that will she does tarot and we'll do those things together and even I went at the beginning, I was very stressed and she's like, who is stressed? Or our dressing rooms are next to each other. She's like, who is like chest is tight and who is you know, having a headache. And I'm like, I open the door. I'm like, "It's me." Like it's me.
Wow. So she really picked up on you then.
Oh yeah. That's amazing. We're very connected. But you know, you can you can manifest things. I think if you even if you if it doesn't work or work, uh, if you believe that you things can happen, then say it and make it happen. Oh, yeah, I've been saying to be on NBC for years, even when I was going through studying and I was just like, "NBC, NBC, NBC." Even through all of that and then this here is wild.
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PEOPLE MENTIONED
- George Lopez
Co-creator and star of 'Lopez vs. Lopez,' shares personal ghost stories.
- Mayan Lopez
Co-creator and star of 'Lopez vs. Lopez,' shares personal spiritual experiences.
- Selena
Cast member on 'Lopez vs. Lopez' who plays Rosie, does tarot, and senses things.
- Esther Williams
Reference to her films for describing the old pool setting.




