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Ammon News - Frederica Severinsen has gone viral on TikTok after sharing the 'creepy' story her young daughter told her which she believes could be a memory from a past life.

Children might be adorable and innocent, but it's no secret that sometimes they say and do the creepiest things.

We recently saw how one seven-year-old girl had been freaking her aunt out after claiming she was friends with the devil himself and started asking everyone how they wanted to die.

More recently, TikTok users have been sharing the weird and wonderful things their little ones have said and one mum's video has garnered thousands of views.

Frederica Severinsen posted a clip in which she shares a "terrifying" story her daughter, Heidi, once told her all about a woman named Esther she knew long ago, who just so happened to be in prison.

In the video, the parent says: "My friend just had a little girl and she called her Esther which is quite an unusual name, so I told my daughter, I said 'Oh my friend's just had a little baby girl, it's Esther'.

"She was about four at the time and she responded straight away 'Oh Esther Mervin?'.

"I said 'no their name's not Mervin'."

The child then claims she knew an Esther Mervin, but she lived really far away and was in prison.

"Obviously terrified I decided to scour the internet for an Esther Mervin," continued Frederica.

"Couldn't find anything and then I went on ancestry.com and I found Esther Mervin, very far away because she was from America and she had been in prison in the 1900s.

"When I questioned Heidi again, how did you know Esther Mervin again? [She said] 'Oh it was a long time ago, she's dead now'. And that was it."

Wow, spooky!

More than 1,400 people responded to the TikTok video, with many sharing their own children's creepy past life stories.

One said: "My daughter was sitting on the loo once and just randomly said to me, 'back in the old days I used to have to go to the toilet outside'."

Another commented: "My daughter whenever we are out in the woods says, 'Mummy, when I was another little girl my other mummy and daddy left me on my own here'."

"It's stories like this that make me question everything in life," replied a third.


Someone else wrote: "My daughter, three-years-old, talked constantly in detail about her family in Australia who died in a plane crash. We live in the UK. She'd say, 'You're my mummy now'."

*MIRROR