Artist claims he lost his virginity to a busty alien called Crescent and fathered 60 ‘hybrid’ babies
Married Dave Huggins says he's bedded several extraterrestrials throughout his life
"When I was 17 I lost my virginity to a female extraterrestrial."
That's the claim made by artist David Huggins, star of a new film called Love And Saucers.
Huggins claims that a large-breasted alien called Crescent just "got on top of me" when he was just a teen.
"I just lay down on the ground and she got on top of me. I have no idea why me. I just don’t know," he reveals in the documentary which chronicles his bizarre life.
Throughout the film Huggins shows off several of his raunchy paintings, all inspired by a lifetime of extraterrestrial romps.
MOST READ IN TECH AND SCIENCE
One picture, which he dubbed "Virginity Lost", refers to the night he claims to have first had sex with Crescent.
He said the cosmic coupling was initially painful, but that the pair later fell in love and went on to have a child together.
The married 72-year-old, from Hoboken, New Jersey, says he's fathered 60 alien kids altogether.
He had his first encounter aged eight, while living in rural Georgia with his family.
They began to grow sick of his stories, and after receiving a whipping for describing a visit, Huggins learnt not to mention them again.
He claims to have met little hairy aliens, grey aliens and insectoid aliens - but is keen to point out that he has not bedded all of them.
After attending several abductees anonymous meetings during the 1960s he stopped turning up, because they were "too depressing".
The keen artist took up oil painting at New York's Students League as form of "self therapy" instead.
After he was interviewed on a radio show about his experiences, he was tracked down by documentary producer Brad Abraham.
‘I have out of this world orgasms thanks to aliens’
In 2013, psychic Stephany Cohen wowed the nation with a confession on TV’s This Morning that she beds aliens called Greys.
She confessed to presenter Holly Willoughby: “I call them Team Spirit, and we have a UFO, a flying saucer, we go off to planets within our own solar system but also to way out in the solar system.
"It happens in my mind as it happens when my physical body is asleep. My spirit will then leave."
When pressed by Holly that she might just be dreaming, Stephany explained: "A dream is a friendly way of letting you know what you’ve been doing without scaring you.
"That’s what dreams really are. People would actually be afraid if they were face-to-face with an alien."
Abrahams interviewed him over the course of several days, and released a trailer which received some traction in 2014.
But it was only in April this year that Love And Saucers premiered in the UK.
It featured in the British Film Institute's "ten of the best" during a recent science fiction festival.
Huggins now lives a quiet life painting and is still visited by the likes of Crescent.
He's not the first to make bizarre extraterrestrial claims.
The Sun Online has previously chronicled the steamy seductions of seven people who claim to have had sex with aliens.
Housewife Jane Murphy claimed she blacked out after aliens appeared at her bedside, only to wake up aboard a UFO with a humanoid chap standing over her.
She recalls in the book Without Consent by Carl Nagaitis and Philip Mantle: "I looked into his big black eyes and knew what was going to happen.
"It was like a dream. As he drew near to me I noticed his smell. It wasn’t a human smell at all. It was the best sex I ever had."
Several claim to have been visited by aliens called Greys, which are similar in appearance to Huggin's depictions.
Stephany Cohen told ITV's This Morning that she often bedded Greys.
She told a shocked Holly Willoughby, "I call them Team Spirit, and we have a UFO, a flying saucer, we go off to planets within our own solar system but also to way out in the solar system".
Swedish sex experts have advised Nasa to fire condoms into space in case of an invasion.
Unfortunately, the US space agency have yet to confirm whether their budget extends to rubbers.
We pay for your stories! Do you have a story for The Sun Online news team? Email us at tips@the-sun.co.uk or call 0207 782 4368