If gravity waves interfere with each other, and gravity is the warping of  space time by the presence of matter, wouldn't thus waves cause the interference patterns seen in the double slit expirement and explain other quantum phenomena? All particles should warp space time, even by a little bit, thus gravity waves could be the wave in Bohmian mechanics. Why is this wrong?

If gravitational waves interfere with each other, and gravity is the warping of spacetime by the presence of matter, wouldn't thus waves cause the interference patterns seen in the double slit experiment and explain other quantum phenomena? All particles should warp space time, even by a little bit, thus gravity waves could be the wave in Bohmian mechanics. Why is this wrong?