If there's one thing we've learned about Craig Conover over the years, it's that this man loves conspiracy theories. The Southern Charm cast member has a lot of thoughts about conspiracy theories, including a theory that pandas "definitely aren't real." So, when Craig recently chatted with The Daily Dish, we had to one which conspiracy theory he considers his favorite at the moment. We'll let him explain.
Craig Conover breaks down his current favorite conspiracy theory
"My favorite conspiracy theory is that we did not build the pyramids, but we found them because we don't really even have the technology today to recreate them. It would take us an insane amount of time. I think that we are way more technologically advanced in the past than we have realized, and there was probably some sort of reset at some point," he shared in an early December interview with The Daily Dish. "There's also similarities in the pyramids that encompass the globe, and there was no way for those civilizations to communicate with each other. So I always find that pretty interesting."
While Craig has been thinking a lot about pyramids, during a recent appearance on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen back in December 2024, he spoke more on the subject including his thoughts on everything from aliens to if Elvis Presley is still alive and also the Illuminati, among other buzzy topics, while wearing a tin foil cap.
In fact, the pyramid theory also came up in the Bravo Clubhouse during that episode, and he reiterated his thoughts on the matter. "I don't question that it was aliens," he said. "It was aliens [who built them]." (You can check out more from the WWHL appearance in the video at the top of the post.)
Craig Conover explains wearing a tin foil cap
OK, so more on the tin foil caps, according to Craig himself: "If you have to ask what a tin foil hat is for, you're not ready to know what it's for," Craig explained during a Southern Charm Season 9 episode confessional; about the choice of headwear. "Aliens don't really respect bare heads — bare heads are what you call people without a tin foil hat. They see your hat, they're like 'These people are ready for the reckoning.'"
- Additional reporting by Stephanie Gomulka
