Asparagus fortune teller reveals shocking 2024 predictions
She predicts the U.S. will see its first female president and a royal divorce.
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By Adam Dutton via SWNS
An asparagus-throwing fortune teller who foresaw the Queen’s death says 2024 will see a royal divorce and a woman become US president.
Jemima Packington, 67, is the world's only asparamancer and claims she can peer into the future by tossing spears in the air and interpreting how they land.
She previously predicted Brexit, the Queen’s death, Covid continuing to be a threat, and the Harry and Meghan storm engulfing the royals.
Her 2023 tips which came true also included some supermarkets rationing food after a bad harvest, continuing strikes and a jubilant King’s Coronation.
Jemima has now revealed her 2024 top tips which include royal divorces, world leader deaths and Team GB flopping at the Olympics in Paris.
The tipster also foresees the US electing the first woman president, denying both
Joe Biden and Donald Trump a second run in the White House.
In UK politics, the tips revealed a return of another previous leader to the spotlight.
The prediction comes after ex-PM David Cameron was sensationally brought back into government as Foreign Secretary.
Jemima also reckons celebrity culture will be on the wane and a raft of TV stars will lose their jobs.

Jemima says she reads the shapes of the asparagus spears as they land and boasts and impressive 70-95 percent accuracy rate.
Despite her eerily accurate predictions, some of her 2023 tips fell short.
She incorrectly tipped England’s Lionesses to win the football World Cup when they lost 1-0 to Spain in a heartbreaking final last August.
She also predicted Chelsea would become a major footballing force yet the team sit 10th in the Premier League after a disappointing start to the season.
Jemima also said Princess Anne would suffer a health scare yet she has continued to
be one of the most hard-working royals and is now set to undertake a tour of Sri Lanka.
Jemima, of Bath, Somerset, began making predictions as a child after inheriting the gift from her aunt who used to read tea leaves.
She said: "My technique has not changed and I still cast the asparagus spears and interpret the patterns in them.
“Seeing the patterns for me is instantaneous, possibly that is because I’ve had years of practice.
"I am usually about 75-90 percent accurate with my predictions. I go through my predictions each year and think: 'Yep, that's happened, yep, that's happened.'
"Occasionally I get one slightly off, where I haven't quite read it correctly, but I'm never far off.
“I predicted Boris Johnson would become Prime Minister before he did and everyone laughed their socks off."
She picks a handful of tips, tosses them into the air and "reads" the shapes they form when they land.
Jemima said she saw the spears of the veg form the shape of a broken crown just months before the Queen died on September 8, 2022.

She said: “The spears formed a broken crown which indicated to me that there would be a great royal sadness.
“When I saw pictures of the Queen welcoming Liz Truss as PM I noticed how frail she looked and I said to my friend ‘it won’t be long now’.”
In 2021 Jemima also correctly predicted Christmas would be severely curtailed which turned out to be true as the country battled to contain the spread of Covid.
Jemima uses fresh Worcestershire asparagus grown in the Vale of Evesham - the UK's main supplier of the vegetable.
Jemima’s 2024 tips:
- Regime change will take place throughout the world, on an unprecedented scale, often where least expected.
- There will be separations and divorces amongst members of the Royal Family.
- The culture of “celebrity” will be on the wane, with people losing interest in their antics.
- The 2024 Olympic Games will not be a resounding success for Team GB.
- The events in the Middle East will reach a breaking point.
- Eco-warriors in the UK will lose support. No more holding up traffic or supergluing to infrastructure.
- England FA will appoint more female referees to officiate at all-male team matches.
- There will be a shake-up within the UK education system.
- Deaths among world leaders will occur and the United States will see its first female president.
- Mental health and well-being will continue to be an important factor worldwide - this will no longer carry the stigma of old.
- Public figures will be outed as having profited from illegal actions.
- A raft of very well-paid TV personalities will lose their jobs.
- Internet influencers will lose their sway as people realize it is the real world they live in that matters.
- UK will see a return to active politics from a previous leader.
- Climate change will become a victim of compassion overload.
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