“It’s Getting Scary” — Internet Jokes Trisha Paytas’ Babies Are All Reincarnated Icons

It's happening again. Influencer Trisha Paytas is the subject of yet another famous public figure reincarnation story. Around the time of Queen Elizabeth II's death, the YouTuber was pregnant, sparking rumors that their child was actually carrying the recycled soul of the long-living English Monarch.

Now, following the death of the Vatican's 266th Pope, Francis (birth name Jorge Mario Bergoglio) and Ozzy Osbourne, folks are claiming that Trisha is the mother of three reincarnation babies.

At the time of Queen Elizabeth's final moments, folks began stating that they had noticed Trisha had gone into labor. Subsequently, throngs of folks hopped onto the internet to share that the Queen wasn't really dead, but instead was being reborn in the uterus of the influencer.

The same was said of Pope Francis' death after the announcement that Trisha and their husband Moses Hacmon announced a third baby was on the way.Numerous folks online, like Instagram users @pearlmania500 and @mrs.pearlmania500, shared the conspiracy theory online.

In an Instagram video, the couple goes back and forth discussing the conspiracy. The clip's onset shows the man referencing something that has "crazy timing," to which his partner references something else that has "crazy timing."

Several months later, Trisha and Hacmon welcomed their youngest child and first son, Aquaman Moses Paytas-Hacmon, into the world. On July 22, she confirmed the baby's name in a livestream of her podcast, Just Trish. Hours later, Ozzy Osbourne's family confirmed the legendary musician died that morning. The timing of her announcement and Osbourne's death was a bit too coincidental for the internet to handle.

"Trisha Paytas has officially reincarnated three people: Queen Elizabeth, Pope Francis, & Ozzy Osbourne," one user shared on X (formerly Twitter). "It's getting scary."

"And Trisha Paytas gave birth to her son and Ozzy Osbourne died," another X user said. "Three times in a row is crazy im kinda scared of her."

Vatican News reported that on April 21, 2025, on Easter Monday, Pope Francis passed away at 88 years of age at 9:45 a.m.

The church said that his remains would be transferred to the Vatican Basilica, where a showing of his body would be put on display Wednesday, April 23, for mourners to view and offer their condolences.

Months prior, Francis was brought to the Agostino Gemelli Polyclinic Hospital on Friday, February 14, for a persistent bout of bronchitis.

The Argentinian religious figure had battled respiratory illness for a large portion of his life. According to the Vatican church, he had a portion of his lung removed in 1957 after the organ was "affected by a severe respiratory infection."

The Vatican's Master of Apostolic Ceremonies, Diego Ravelli, stated that Pope Francis' "requested that [his] funeral rites be simplified and focused on expressing the faith of the Church in the Risen Body of Christ."

This is to reinforce the fact, Archbishop Ravelli stated, that the "funeral of the Roman Pontiff is that of a pastor and disciple of Christ and not of a powerful person of this world."

Vice President JD Vance was one of the last people outside the Vatican to visit Pope Francis prior to his passing, and the final "word official to meet" the head of the Vatican when he was still alive.

In 2019, Vance converted to Catholicism after previously identifying as an atheist. The former Marine turned US Vice President stated that he was ultimately drawn to the religion due to his grandmother's approach to faith. Vance called her take on worship "de-institutionalized."

I.e., her devotion to a greater good wasn't necessarily tied to a specific church or overarching religious doctrine.