Is that a ghost? TikToker sees someone sitting next to her on TV reflection. Terrifying video is viral
India Today
The woman named Esmeralda who goes by the name @wonderwoman11 on TikTok shared a video that showed a scary black figure sitting next to her on the couch.
The internet is a hotspot for bizarre and sometimes absolutely mind-boggling content and this incident just proves it further. A TikTok user posted a video on her account that showed a black shape sitting next to her in the television’s reflection. The pictures and the video of the whole incident have creeped netizens out and have obviously gone viral online.
The woman named Esmeralda who goes by the name @wonderwoman11 on TikTok shared a video that showed a scary black figure sitting next to her on the couch. In the clip posted by her, Esmeralda first panned her camera to the left and right to show that she was home alone. She then turned the camera towards her television, which was switched off, and showed the weird shadow beside her.
Esmeralda even waved but the reflection on the television didn’t. “Am I tripping or? The reflection shows there’s a whole person sitting next to me,” she said in the video.
Watch the video here:
The video promoted several reactions from netizens. While some people called the video edited, others called the reflection a ghost and compared it to a character from the horror film The Ring.
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