Psychic who uses ASPARAGUS to make predictions claims Meghan will give birth to twins after 'reading the spears' live on This Morning (but viewers are unconvinced)
- Jemima Packington, the world's only 'asparamancer', appeared on This Morning
- By tossing asparagus onto a tray, she claims to be able to predict the future
- She told a stunned Holly and Phil that Meghan would have twins in the next week
- Also revealed it would be a boy and a girl, with names including an I, N and an A
A psychic who uses asparagus to make her predictions has said the Duchess of Sussex will give birth to twins by the end of the month.
Jemima Packington, of Bath, is the world's only 'asparamancer' and claims to have used her skills to correctly predict the Brexit result and the births of other royal babies.
She claims to predict the future by tossing a handful of fresh asparagus onto a tray and reading the results.
She told a stunned Holly and Phil that Meghan Markle and Prince Harry would have twins, a girl and a boy, by the end of April.
The world's only asparamancer made her predictions while appearing on This Morning. She believed that Meghan will give birth to twins within the next week, and their names would include the letters A, I and N
She tossed the asparagus onto a large tray, and then went about 'reading' the spears, telling the stunned This Morning presenters that Meghan would give birth to twins
Viewers were unconvinced by Jemima's predictions and mocked her approach on Twitter
Jemima also revealed that the babies' name would include an I, N and an A - which would line up with some royal fans who believe the baby could be called Diana.
She appeared on This Morning today during a royal segment in which Phil and Holly questioned whether the couple should share their baby with the public.
She has claimed to be able to make predictions from a young age, and that she started 'reading the spears' aged eight.
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After tossing a handful of asparagus onto a large tray, she began to read the spears, pointing to different shapes made by the vegetable.
She claimed that one falling from the tray meaned 'celebration' - perhaps a given, given the topic.
Viewers were unsure if they believed the segment, but were left in hysterics thanks to Jemima's predictions
Meanwhile, viewers were left unconvinced by the segment, and couldn't help but turn to Twitter with their thoughts.
'Utter nonsense. I just rolled a turnip and a beetroot down my granny's stairs and the beetroot won = not twins,' one unconvinced viewer wrote.
Another commented: 'Let us see if she is 1-00% correct asparagus Psychic readers.'
Another joked: 'I laughed so hard with this, might do this with Rhubarb.'
Jemima made her predictions about the royal birth while making an appearance on This Morning, telling that Meghan and Harry will have twins by the end of April
'What a load of rubbish,' another wrote.'Meghan is not big enough to be having twins. We as a nation will find out in the end what Meghan and Harry have had.'
Despite the skepticism online, Holly and Phil were hooked as Jemima went on to read the rest of the tray, pointing to a large A on the tray which she stayed meant Meghan would give birth within the next week.
She went on: 'There's a lovely A here, which means she's going to have the baby by the end of April.'
And when Holly gestured to an N on the asparagus tray, Jemima said that could be a name.
The asparamancer gathered a handful of the asparagus, before tossing them onto a large gold tray and making her reading
She also predicted that the royal would have twins, one boy and one girl, and that the vegetable gestured to the letters 'I', 'N' and 'A'.
Bookies continue to suggest popular names for the baby could be Diana, Isabella, Victoria or Alice - many of which include a combination of those three letters.
Meghan and Harry have been incredibly private about the birth of their baby, and announced earlier this month that they would continue to maintain a high level of privacy around the birth of their first child, which is expected in the very near future.
