What the future holds? Asparagus will tell


Jemima Packington aka Mystic Veg has made her predictions for 2021. The Psychic, from Evesham (England) claims she is able to predict the future by flinging asparagus: “When I cast the asparagus, it creates patterns and it is the patterns I interpret.”

Let’s see what 2021 has in store for the world, quoting her words:

“Foreign travel will become an occasional option rather than the annual norm, extremes of weather will continue with tropical storms becoming more frequent, and Gus to become a popular baby name in 2021”.

The Covid-19 vaccines will bring a return to the new normal by June 2021 although not a return to pre-pandemic days.

“The world’s population will become kinder and more tolerant as a direct result of the pandemic and governments will be more beholden to the will of their people.”

As for the British Royal Family, Jemima predicts “at least two divorces” and says “Harry will return to the UK on his own in March when he will be advised there will not be an extension to his current terms”. She says we can also expect a “spate of ill-health among Royals of all ages” and adds the Queen “will make an important announcement in June to coincide with her official birthday as Sovereign”. “And there will be no second Scottish referendum.

Bad news for celebs and influencers: “Big salaries for sports stars and the obsession with celebrities will become things of the past – the era of semi-professional sportsmen will re-emerge and the general public will switch their attention towards “real heroes” instead”.

In the past, Jemima correctly predicted Trump’s election, Brexit, Harry and Meghan leaving the UK and flooding in England, shortly before Storm Eleanor arrived in 2018.

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