Witches Get StitchesLists about real practices of witchcraft and the occult and their pointy-hatted, warty-nosed, buckle-shod, broom-ridin', high-pitched cacklin' depictions in media.
As there are many misconceptions surrounding the religion, it's great there are so many celebrity Wiccans helping keep the public more informed about modern witches. While associated with unsavory things like devil worship and the occult, many normal, everyday people are practicing Wiccans. Celebrities who join the ranks help give a voice to these individuals. There are many famous singers, actors, and historical figures who either practice Wicca or have an interest in witchcraft. Such stars help dispel rumors and give the religion a more positive image.
Celebs interested in witchcraft are often people you would never suspect to dabble. Ariana Grande shook her good girl image a bit when she admitted to battling demons. Wiccan celebrities, like Real Housewives star Carlton Gebbia, show how Wiccan beliefs can be as normal as any other religion. To learn about more notable Wiccans, browse the list below!
Azealia Banks tweeted, "I'm really a witch," in 2015. She followed up later by tweeting:
But really, it’s all about magic. The most magical people are the ones who have to deal with oppression, because the non-magical are jealous. That’s why Jews and Blacks have been persecuted over and over again throughout history - because they have the most magic... all I’m trying to say is that Black people are naturally born SEERS, DIVINERS, WITCHES, AND WIZARDS. We have REAL supernatural powers, and the sooner we ALL learn to cultivate them and access them, the sooner we can REALLY fix sh*t.
