Arnold Schwarzenegger believes Heaven is a ‘fantasy’, says: ‘We won’t see each other again after we’re gone’

Arnold Schwarzenegger, the iconic actor, former bodybuilder, and politician, is known for his forthrightness and larger-than-life persona. Recently, he stirred up a significant conversation about life after death during an interview with his long-time friend and fellow actor, Danny DeVito. Their conversation, part of an interview for Interview Magazine, delved into deep and personal topics, including Schwarzenegger’s candid views on heaven, religion, and the afterlife. His perspective, particularly his belief that heaven is a “fantasy,” has sparked considerable debate.

Arnold Schwarzenegger and Danny DeVito have a storied friendship that dates back to their days filming the 1988 comedy classic Twins. The chemistry they shared on-screen was a reflection of their genuine off-screen bond. Over the years, they’ve remained close, often engaging in deep and meaningful conversations that go beyond their Hollywood careers. In their latest discussion, they touched on one of life’s most profound questions: what happens after we die?

When DeVito inquired about Schwarzenegger’s thoughts on the afterlife, Schwarzenegger didn’t sugarcoat his response. Recalling a similar question from radio host Howard Stern, he bluntly stated, “Nothing. You’re six feet under. Anyone that tells you something else is a f***ing liar.” This stark view on death might be surprising to some, especially considering Schwarzenegger’s charismatic and upbeat public persona.