Jonas Brothers - Jonases Urged To Bless 'Spirited' Dream Home

Hollywood's top celebrity psychic has urged the JONAS BROTHERS to bless the mansion they're hoping to buy - because it's full of dark spirits.

The trio have their sights set on the former home of Tinseltown star Marion Davies, which is one of the city's listed buildings, but psychic-to-the-stars Kenny Kingston insists the estate comes with an eerie past, including high-profile affairs, illegitimate children, outrageous parties and a mysterious fire which almost wrecked the old place 20 years ago.

Kingston says, "I've visited that home and it's frequented by spirits, good and bad.

"Marion Davies lived there and Hollywood legend suggests (Kennedy clan patriarch) Joseph Kennedy had an affair with both her and Gloria Swanson there."

After learning the Jonas Brothers had put in an offer for the Beverly Glen-area address, the psychic held a seance to ask if the spirit world had any information about the Davies home.

He tells WENN, "I'm told a baby was conceived there; it was a boy. There were also a lot of masquerade balls that Kennedy held there and the spirits keep coming back. Not all of them are good spirits.

"My spirits tell me the house has a history of bad health and, therefore, the Jonas boys will need to guard their health in this house. The place should be blessed before the brothers move in."

Kingston, who agreed to bless the home where tragic client Marilyn Monroe died - despite warnings the actress would never be happy there, has offered to cleanse the Davis mansion for the Jonases.

He adds, "I do this a lot for celebrities and politicians but I obviously can't talk about it. Basically, you have to bless the place with salt, placing it around all the window sills and doorways. This helps to dispel bad spirits."

The Jonas Brothers have reportedly already bought Armani Casa furniture for their new pad, which sits across the road from the family's existing Hollywood Hills compound, even though the sale has yet to go through.

The boys have reportedly hired top house designer Kenneth Bordewick to advise them on the decor. Sources claim Bordewick has already taken a walk around the grounds.

The insider tells WENN, "He would have been taken aback by what he saw because a large portion of the mansion is smoke damaged from the fire. There's a lot of mystery about the blaze. I don't think anyone knows how it started."

And Kingston fears the place is still prone to a devastating blaze.

He explains, "While we were speaking with the spirits on Tuesday, we could smell smoke. This could just be a reminder that the house was the scene of a fire, but it's more likely an omen of something that is to happen in the future."