Karl Stefanovic denies being a shape-shifting lizard as he responds to wild ...

Karl Stefanovic denies being a shape-shifting lizard as he responds to wild ...
Karl Stefanovic denies being a shape-shifting lizard as he responds to wild ...
Karl Stefanovic denies being a shape-shifting lizard as he responds to wild QAnon conspiracy theory - and admits he has a 'very close friend' who believes in it

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Karl Stefanovic wants the world to know he is not a shape-shifting alien lizard.

The Today host, 47, reaffirmed his human credentials on Tuesday while discussing the debunked QAnon conspiracy theory with writer and activist Van Badham.

Ms Badham explained that some QAnon followers believe reptilian humanoids have invaded earth to control the human race, before saying that 'in the QAnon ethos, Karl would definitely be a lizard person'.

Human: Today host Karl Stefanovic (left, with Allison Langdon) denied being a shape-shifting lizard on Tuesday while discussing the QAnon conspiracy theory

Human: Today host Karl Stefanovic (left, with Allison Langdon) denied being a shape-shifting lizard on Tuesday while discussing the QAnon conspiracy theory

'Anybody who has been in the media for more than 10 minutes generally has a conspiracy attached to them,' the journalist added.

Karl playfully stuck his tongue out of his mouth to prove it wasn't forked, then joked: 'I don't have a long enough tongue [to be a lizard]!'

'Yeah but you're hiding it from us, Karl! You'll turn around and we'll see the tail!' Badham laughed in response.

Wild theory: During the show, Badham explained that some QAnon followers believe that reptilian humanoids have invaded earth to control the human race - before saying that under that 'in the QAnon ethos, Karl would definitely be a lizard person'

Wild theory: During the show, Badham explained that some QAnon followers believe that reptilian humanoids have invaded earth to control the human race - before saying that under that 'in the QAnon ethos, Karl would definitely be a lizard person'

Discussing her book QAnon and On - which works to expose some of the more bizarre theories from the far-right wing movement - Badham explained: 'I've discovered that people believe in what they want to believe.

'The

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