Gigi Hadid isn't convinced that aliens didn't build the Egyptian pyramids

• In a recent interview with Elle, Gigi Hadid said if she could time travel to any time or place, it would be to ancient Egypt.
• She wants to go there to see how the pyramids were built and to see if aliens were involved.
• The model said that she loves a good conspiracy theory.

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Celebrities, they're just like ... the distant relatives we're still inexplicably Facebook friends with who proudly believe in conspiracy theories. There's rapper B.o.B. who is a Flat-Earther, Kylie Jenner who seemingly believes in chemtrails, and Whoopi Goldberg who once implied that the moon landing was staged.

In a recent interview with Elle, Gigi Hadid joined the ranks of some of the most prominent A-list theorists. And what does the model believe? That aliens might have built the Pyramids of Giza, of course.

When asked "what period in history" she would want to visit, the model didn't hold anything back.

"I mean there are so many things I would've loved to experience including the building of the pyramids," she told the magazine. "I would love to go back and know if it was aliens or what happened there so I could like tell everyone. I love conspiracy theory."

Of course, no one can really say for sure, but it's pretty unlikely that aliens built the pyramids. Although there weren't cameras at the time to provide substantial photographic proof, researchers found that the ancient Egyptians used math based on monitoring the stars and utilizing 90-degree angles to construct the pyramids, Popular Mechanics notes.

Dr. Joe Hanson elaborated on how the pyramids were likely built in a video for the outlet.

But those who love a conspiracy theory — and "The X-Files" —  know the truth is out there.

A representative for Gigi Hadid didn't immediately return INSIDER's request for comment.

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