Brazilian psychic Athos Salomé, dubbed the ‘Living Nostradamus’, has shared two striking predictions about what may be ahead for the Sussexes and the wider Royal Family in 2026.
The 38-year-old clairvoyant has previously made forecasts about major world events, including the COVID-19 pandemic, the Microsoft global outage and the death of Queen Elizabeth II.
His track record has earned him a devoted online following who believe he possesses an unusual ability to foresee global shifts, drawing comparisons to the famed 16th-century seer Michel de Nostredame, who issued nearly 1000 poetic prophecies.
Salomé says his predictions stem from deep studies of Kabbalah, the ancient Jewish tradition of mystical biblical interpretation, combined with his analysis of symbolic patterns and global power cycles.
On Tuesday, he offered a new prediction about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s future, telling media outlet Tyla that he believes the couple is heading towards a “clear professional separation”
“This phenomenon- already dubbed a ‘creative divorce’- is likely to deepen,” he said.
“Each will follow their own path in terms of image and projects, feeding speculation and parallel narratives throughout 2026.”
He noted that in 2025, Meghan strengthened her As Ever brand, expanded her streaming partnerships and increased her presence in the US through “lifestyle, wellness and light activism campaigns.”
Heading into 2026, Salomé predicts the 44-year-old Duchess will experience a “rapid expansion” in the American market, unveiling new products, partnerships and documentaries- despite signing a scaled-back Netflix deal in August.
While he expects the world to see more solo projects and independent engagements from both Meghan and Harry, the psychic stressed that this growing professional divide does not necessarily indicate marital trouble.
Salomé also warned that the British Royal Family may face a “major event… possibly tied to the health of a key member” between late 2025 and early 2026.
In a prediction given to the Mail back in April, he said this moment would “trigger a fragile truce with King Charles III and Princess Eugenie” and spark a “symbolic return to the UK” by Prince Harry.
The 77-year-old monarch, currently undergoing treatment for an undisclosed form of cancer, has weathered a difficult few months.
Princess Eugenie’s parents, Andrew Mountbatten Windsor and Sarah Ferguson, have been engulfed in scandal over their long-standing ties to convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein, leading the King to strip them of their titles and remove them from Royal Lodge, their home of more than two decades.
Harry made a solo visit to London in September, meeting his father for a private hour-long catch-up at Clarence House.
According to Salomé, while the meeting may have marked the beginning of a thaw between father and son, he believes the Sussexes’ relationship with the rest of the Royal Family will “follow a pattern of controlled distance” throughout 2026- not from “a lack of tension”, but because reopening hostilities would “incur high reputational costs for both sides”.
Salomé’s slew of predictions comes as King Charles and Queen Camilla prepare for a possible official state visit to the US next year after receiving an invitation from President Donald Trump.
The timing has raised questions about whether Harry and Meghan, who have lived in Montecito, California, for the past five years, would make an effort to meet with them.
Buckingham Palace has not confirmed the trip, but it is believed to be slated for late April ahead of America’s 250th anniversary celebrations.
Royal commentator Robert Jobson, writing for Hello on Monday, said Charles and Camilla are “unlikely” to add a meeting with the Sussexes to an already tight itinerary.
He said the King’s visit is expected to be centred in Washington, DC, and last “no more than four days.”
Therefore, he concluded: “There will be no detour.”
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