The star of Tubi's new doc Dead Hot chatted with Cosmo about her spiritual journey and why we shouldn't fear the departed.
Anyone who's had access to a TV from 2006 onward probably knows Vanessa Hudgens is the definition of a triple threat. I mean, she's generously gifted us gems like High School Musical, The Princess Switch, and the beloved "Sneakernight," but it turns out she's got yet another talent under her belt...and this one involves the paranormal.
Vanessa says she's been able to sense and interact with the dead since childhood. Now, as a self-taught student of witchcraft, she's inviting audiences to follow along as she sharpens her spiritual skills. Her new Tubi documentary Dead Hot (out today) documents Vanessa and her bestie, musician GG Magree, on their pilgrimage to the witchcraft capital: Salem, Massachusetts. Together, they seek out professional ghost-hunting guidance and hone their spiritual connection abilities.
With Dead Hot, Vanessa is finally ready to speak in depth about her lifelong spirituality journey. In an interview with Cosmopolitan, she chatted about when her abilities first began, her most frightening phantom encounter, and the good that can come from ghost hunting.
I've always been drawn towards the darkness and the unknown, and it wasn't really until I went to Scotland [while filming The Princess Switch] that I had my conscious, witch awakening. I was around a lot of witches and just had a lot of questions and was figuring out my own path and my own spirituality. [In Scotland] there's a long history of so many people killed at witch trials.
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