Ammon News - From time to time, people professing to possess "psychic powers" claim they can glimpse into the future.

Yet Athos Salome, a 38-year-old social media personality, defies the stereotype of the wizened, omniscient oracle - having purportedly predicted a string of major world events with uncanny accuracy, according to the Daily Mail, ranging from the Covid-19 pandemic to the death of Queen Elizabeth II.

The Brazilian clairvoyant - nicknamed the 'Living Nostradamus ' - shared his insights with the tabloid earlier this year regarding what's in store for the Royal Family, delivering some rather ominous warnings. He foresaw "a major event within the royal family - possibly tied to the health of a key member" taking place specifically between late 2025 and early 2026.

Additional particulars of this predicted occurrence suggest it will prompt, for Prince Harry, "a symbolic return to the UK and a fragile truce with King Charles and Princess Eugenie. Prince William, however, remains a fracture point." He added: "Full reconciliation will come from the next generation: William and Kate's children rebuilding ties with Archie and Lilibet. But that's still years away - there's too much entangled karma, and this is not the time."

Throughout the conversation, Athos offered several forecasts, including an escalating dispute between Meghan Markle and Netflix, which would lead to "logistical setbacks" and severed partnerships. Athos, a well-known fortune-teller, had chillingly foreseen a "global disruption with biological threats" shortly before the 2020 Coronavirus crisis struck.

He also made mysterious comments about unrest in the East, which many interpret as references to the continuing Russia-Ukraine war. In 2024, Athos maintained he had correctly anticipated the cyber-attacks targeting the Paris Olympics and even foresaw Elon Musk's acquisition of Twitter (now rebranded as X).

During that year, he revealed to the Daily Star: "On 28 July this year, I posted a video in my Instagram stories again about the asteroid, predicting that NASA would make an announcement in September, confirming that the asteroid would enter a collision course with Earth by November. My predictions are not coincidences. They are grounded and come true."

The Mirror