Celebrity Psychic Sally Morgan: I predicted the death of Diana

Recently reported by menmedia.co.uk, celebrity Psychic Sally Morgan known for her Psychic Predictions, who is currently touring Europe, claims she predicted the death of the late Princess Diana.

‘I’m like Marmite,” celebrity psychic Sally Morgan says. “People either love me or loathe me!” Yet thousands of Sally’s fans in Manchester book for every show they can afford and I’m often asked when I’m going to interview the self-styled psychic to the stars.

So who is Sally Morgan?

“Just an ordinary wife, mother and grandmother,” she says.

However, I’m eager to know more about the ‘gift’ that has earned her a great deal of money. “What I have is the ability to use a section of the brain we all posses, but it needs to be used regularly,” Sally explains.

“I could have trained Jilly, but she wasn’t interested. My middle daughter works at Asda’s check-out while my youngest daughter has a problem with her immune system. It’s a degenerative illness that means she spends most of her time at home and when she’s feeling OK she helps with the paperwork along with my husband, John.”

Sally may not want to talk about her family, but she’s happy to remember her first psychic experience at nine months and I ask her how she could possibly remember.

“I had this vivid experience as a baby – I suppose some would call it a dream – where I heard voices. When my mother showed me a photograph of me in a pram about nine months old, it all came back.’

Sally reports seeing her first ghost when she was four, but some would question how she knew it was a ghost.

“Well, I saw a man in a long coat and a hat that no one else could see, then I watched him slowly disappear. Another time, I saw the face of Jesus on the

ceiling of my bedroom – at least I thought it was Him because he looked like the pictures you see of Jesus.”

So what does Sally classify herself as – a medium, a clairvoyant or a spiritualist?

“Definitely not a spiritualist,” she says, “I don’t go to church although I was brought up as Church of England. I have my own conception of God and I couldn’t do this work without His help. A clairvoyant has a clear view of the future and although I see a clear picture in my mind’s eye, it’s not always the future.”

Sally goes on to explain how this psychic ability manifests itself.

“It can be a presence, a voice or just a thought, but I do have the ability to receive messages that I pass on to comfort people, so I suppose you could call me a medium. My mother used to call it my ‘knowing’.

“I don’t know how I know – I just do, but I’ve no idea how I get my messages. I’ve thought about it for years and even I can’t explain it.”

I have to ask Sally why these messages are so short. They never seem to tell us anything about the answers to the big questions about God, creation, the afterlife, the universe or life on other planets.

“The only way I can describe it is that it’s like a queuing system at Heathrow Airport where messages are stacking up thick and fast and – as I’m talking about one – another message is coming in,” Sally explains.

Sally brushes off suggestions that she may be giving false hope to people who are desperate for comfort.

“I deal in death. There’s no getting away from it. I try to give hope to people who are suffering. Their loved one may have had a violent, painful end and I try to help them come to terms with that and move on. Sceptics ask me to prove there’s a heaven and I can’t – I just know there is.’

Although Sally was aware of her gifts from an early age, she worked as a dental nurse and did private readings at home.

“Often I didn’t charge and people gave me flowers or chocolates. As word of mouth spread, I couldn’t cope with two jobs. Instead of this gift controlling me, I decided that I could control it if I did it as a full-time job.”

When television beckoned, Sally found she was a natural and celebrities were soon seeking her services. Her ITV2 show Sally Morgan Star Psychic, was a huge success, as was Living TV’s Psychic Sally: On The Road. In 2008, she wrote her autobiography My Psychic Life and her second book Healing Spirits also became a best-seller.

Sally’s client list soon included several pop stars. “Again that’s word of mouth,” she explains. “It’s coincidence that so many people in the entertainment industry want my advice.”

Sally has had many star clients, but one is undeniably more famous than them all.

“I saw or spoke to Princess Diana nearly every day for four years. She became part of my life,” she confides.

Sally even foresaw the crash that killed Diana, although she admits she had mixed messages.

“I’d seen the crash some time before and told her about it, but the message I got was that it was the Queen who’d died in the car crash. It was only afterwards I learnt that Diana had described herself as the Queen of Hearts.”