A psychic has issued a stark warning to Prince Harry following his explosive interview with the BBC last week.
Athos Salomé, 38, from Brazil, is often referred to as the ‘Living Nostradamus’ due to his numerous accurate predictions throughout the years – including his forecasting of the coronavirus pandemic, Queen Elizabeth II’s death and the Microsoft global outage.
The Duke of Sussex, 40, will make reconciliations with her father, King Charles, 76, in 2026, and even move out of his home in Montecito, California, should predictions made by the fortune-teller come true.
Following the Prince’s explosive interview with the BBC last week – in which he blasted the royal family and complained about not being able to return to the UK after losing his court battle over taxpayer-funded bodyguards – the oracle has laid-bare six chilling predictions for his future.
Speaking to The Sun, Salomé claimed predictions reflect the Duke of Sussex’s current predicament of being ‘trapped’ between his new life in California with his wife and children, and ‘ghosts’ between him and the royal family.
Summarising his predictions, in a stark warning to the estranged Prince, Salomé said: ‘The future holds intense trials, but also the chance of rebirth.’
Harry has been followed by a ‘constant hurricane of family tensions, legal battles and public controversy’, but will regain public trust and repair royal relations, according to the fortune-teller.
In one of his predictions, Salomé said a ‘silent reconciliation’ will take place between Harry and his father next year, as Charles continues to battle cancer.
A psychic has issued a stark warning to Prince Harry following his explosive interview with the BBC last week (pictured)
He said: ‘It will be intimate, away from the cameras, and motivated by a sense of urgency and finitude.’
Meanwhile, he believes relations between Harry and Prince William will remain stony, and the pair will stay distant.
His other predictions include ‘secret documents’ coming to light from a former Sussex employee, Harry launching a new humanitarian project for the mental health of war veterans and even leaving California over the next few years.
Salome also believes that Harry is writing a new book – but that it’s completely different to his controversial memoir, Spare.
He believes documents will be leaked by a former employee of the Sussexes that will reveal the painful extent to which Meghan ‘exerted a strong influence over his decisions’ – often in ways that have ‘conflicted with his own values’.
He said that a former employee will reveal compromising records about the Duchess of Sussex in the latter half of this year, or during the start of the next.
The oracle said that between July and September of this year, Harry will face serious security risk that will lead him having to postpone a humanitarian mission in Africa, an ordeal that will initiate a public reassessment of his vulnerability.
Harry will end up leaving his home in Montecito, though the move will not bring him back to Buckingham Palace, or even the UK, but will take him to a new country.
He suggested South Africa or New Zealand could be on the cards as the next destination the Prince will take residence.
Athos Salomé, 38, from Brazil , is often referred to as the ‘Living Nostradamus’ due to his numerous accurate predictions throughout the years – including his forecasting of the coronavirus pandemic, Queen Elizabeth II ‘s death and the Microsoft global outage
In one of his predictions, Salomé said a ‘silent reconciliation’ will take place between Harry and his father next year amid a ‘health crisis’ suffered by the King (pictured together in 2022)
The oracle predicts an ex-employee of the Sussexes will leak telling documents. Meghan and Harry pictured in New York last month
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This will be in-part due to the marking of Prince Harry’s 42nd birthday, an age that marks ‘Kabbalistic maturity’, according to Salomé.
This maturing will lead him to discover ‘a new purpose in life’.
The predictions have been issued hot on the heels of Prince Harry’s scathing interview with the BBC on Friday in which he lamented that he will not be able to bring his wife and children back to the UK after losing his court battle over taxpayer-funded bodyguards.
Harry also claimed to be the victim of an ‘establishment stitch-up’ and said it was ‘sad’ he was unable to show his family his homeland due to issues with his security.
During the blistering attack, he complained that his father ‘won’t speak to me’ and said he had had ‘so many disagreements’ with his family, some of whom ‘may never forgive’ him for writing a book.
In the extraordinary interview, Harry added that he was ‘devastated’ after losing his battle over taxpayer-funded bodyguards – which puts him on the hook for £1.5million in legal costs.
Today, a report in The Sun on Sunday revealed Harry claimed to have taken an ‘unimaginable security risk’ by ordering a Deliveroo takeaway during a boys’ evening – despite having complained about security measures for him and his family.
The Duke of Sussex at the Royal Courts of Justice on April 8 during his appeal against a High Court ruling preventing him getting automatic taxpayer-funded police protection in the UK
Following the decision, Meghan showed her support for her husband by sharing a black and white photo of Harry, Archie and Lilibet to her Instagram account
It has now been alleged a Deliveroo driver arrived at his friend Lord Charles Vivian’s £8million London townhouse with food during a get-to-together last May.
This is despite high-profile figures usually avoiding such deliveries for safety reasons, The Sun on Sunday has reported.
Princess Diana’s former protection officer Ken Wharfe described the move as an ‘unthinkable security risk’.
He said: ‘It’s unbelievable that such a high-profile person, who considers themselves to be such a high-security risk, would allow themselves to have a Deliveroo driver arrive at a house with no idea of who they are and what they might be carrying in their bag.’