Dale Earnhardt Jr. and his wife, Amy, recently shared spine-tingling ghost stories in the latest episode of the Bless Your ‘Hardt podcast. In this intriguing installment, released on April 25, the couple recounted their unique encounters with the paranormal, with Dale asserting that he had literally seen a ghost, bringing an eerie twist to their personal narratives.
The Bless Your ‘Hardt podcast, a new venture under Dirty Mo Media, features the couple discussing various aspects of their personal lives and family dynamics. Dale Earnhardt Jr. and Amy’s relationship began in 2009 when Amy was working on renovations at Dale Jr.’s home in Kannapolis. Their romance blossomed, leading to marriage seven years later, right before Dale’s final season in NASCAR.
Amy kicked off their ghost story discussions explaining an unsettling experience where she heard distinct sounds akin to someone chopping on a cutting board in their kitchen. While Amy’s account was more auditory, Dale Earnhardt Jr. took the narrative a step further, describing a haunting visual: a young girl in an old-fashioned dress, a sight that left him visibly shaken.
In addition to ghost stories, the couple delved into bizarre dreams, with Dale also narrating a tale about a time he flipped his father’s truck, showcasing their ability to intertwine humor with the strange. The podcast episode reveals a candid view of their experiences and thoughts, striking a chord with listeners intrigued by the supernatural.
In conjunction with the podcast discussion, Prime Video recently released a two-minute teaser for a new docuseries titled ‘Earnhardt,’ dedicated to Dale Earnhardt Sr., Dale Jr.’s father. This teaser showcases archival footage of Dale Sr., highlighting his significant moments and achievements during his illustrious NASCAR career.
Dale Earnhardt Sr. is celebrated as a legendary figure in the NASCAR Cup Series, amassing a remarkable seven championships, an achievement that ties him with legends Richard Petty and Jimmie Johnson. With a total of 76 career victories, he ranks eighth on the all-time wins list. Tragically, his racing career concluded after a deadly accident in the 2001 Daytona 500, a loss mourned throughout the racing community.
The first two episodes of the highly anticipated docuseries will premiere on May 22, just ahead of NASCAR’s Coca-Cola 600, the longest race on the calendar. Dale Earnhardt Jr. is set to participate in the project alongside Kelley-Earnhardt Miller, his sister and co-owner of JR Motorsports.
The blend of Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s ghost stories and the upcoming docuseries signifies a compelling moment for fans of NASCAR and paranormal enthusiasts alike, as they look forward to more chilling tales and the celebration of a racing legend.
