Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have faced a lot of backlash in 2023 following the publication of Spare in January where the Duke of Sussex made multiple bombshell accusations against the Royal Family.
The royal couple have since been mocked on South Park and Family Guy in the US.
But now Craig Hamilton-Parker, also known as the “New Nostradamus”, has made a shocking prediction for 2024.
He has claimed the royal couple will have a public argument in the coming year.
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Furthermore, he suggested that Prince Harry might face an “attacked,”, but reassured that it wouldn’t result in physical harm.
He shared his visions of Harry’s “red face” during this public dispute in a video titled ‘2024 World Psychic Predictions’.
In the video, Craig said: “I saw even Harry getting attacked in public, covered in water or something not like physically hurt, I don’t think.
“I’ve seen him drenched or covered in water as if to say, you know, public distaste towards him.”
He also mentioned seeing an “actual public argument between Harry and Meghan in a public place. I keep seeing Harry’s angry face on the front pages of newspapers, red, furious. And something that happened at a public event.”
Craig also foresaw trouble for Meghan, hinting that a potential new book might face some hurdles.
“I’m seeing Meghan’s got a new book out,” he added. “Or planning a new book. I get the feeling it’s either going to be stopped or delayed something big is going to go wrong with that.”
It comes as Meghan is set to pen her own bombshell memoir following the success of Harry’s Spare.
The book gave insight into the royal’s life up until he chose to step down from senior duties and move to LA.
Now his 42-year-old wife “fully intends” to write her own book but it may not come out for a few years, royal experts have revealed.
Sky News Australia host Rita Panahi has since claimed the Duchess of Sussex will “settle some scores” with the book.
She said: “Meghan is reportedly ready to tell her story in print. Her upcoming memoir will undoubtedly settle some scores from her point of view.”
