The fortune teller correctly predicted the death of the Queen last week using asparagus stems which she says allow her to see the future.
A physic who predicted the Queen's death last last week using asparagus tips claims that King Charles III will step down as King and hand the reign over to his son, Prince William next year. Jemima Packington's rare talent makes her the only self proclaimed 'Asparamancer' in the world who is able to see the future simply by tossing asparagus sticks in the air and reading how they land.
The 65 year old's inkling for the Queen's death was influenced earlier this year when she noticed that some spears of the veg had formed the shape of a broken crown. She said: “The spears formed a crown with some broken off which indicated to me that there would be a great Royal sadness. “I am a huge fan of the Queen and I was very sad when she died.” Jemima has now made a string of predictions about the immediate future of the monarchy. They include King Charles III handing over much of his duties to Prince William while Princess Anne will become Duchess of Edinburgh.
“In one formation, I saw the spears make the letter ‘A’ pointing to the letter ‘E’. From this I interpreted this as Princess Anne being made Duchess of Edinburgh which would be a wonderful tribute to her father who she was very close to.
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