GoDaddy tells me the DNS does not point at them. They said they host the website and they don’t control the DNS and firewall services → that’s Cloudflare they tell me. They did try to get me to move everything over to them to fix the problem. It’s all quite confusing.
IP addresses are 104.21.86.61 and 172.67.215.167
The IP address for your site, starting 160.153.x.x is a Godaddy IP address but is announced using Cloudflare’s anycast network. Probably a recent change which is why error 1000 has suddenly appeared.
As in the links above, you’ll need to find a Godaddy support person who understands this and can help. I don’t use Godaddy’s hosting myself, but according to those posts I linked to it’s something to do with Godaddy’s managed Wordpress service which uses Cloudflare. You may want to set those records to “DNS only” so the Godaddy rep can see their IP address returned rather than the proxy IPs.