A man claiming to have predicted the late Queen Elizabeth II’s death and the COVID-19 pandemic has revealed that Prince William’s children, Prince George, 12, Princess Charlotte, 10, and Prince Louis, seven, will play a key role in healing the ongoing royal rift. Brazilian psychic Athos Salome, who earned the nickname ‘Living Nostradamus’, has said that “the next generation” will hold the key to healing the rift between Prince William and Prince Harry.
William and Harry have been feuding for several years, with the two brothers reportedly not having spoken to each other during that time. While Harry has made steps to reconcile with King Charles, it appears that the idea of reconciliation will take longer with his brother.
Harry has lived in California since 2020 and has not spent any time with his brother during his various visits to his home country.
According to the Daily Mail, he predicted that Harry will make a “symbolic return to the UK and a fragile truce with King Charles”, but added that reconciliation with William, however, “remains a fracture point”.
He also added that it will all come down to George, Charlotte and Louis’s likelihood to connect with their cousins in the US.
Mr Salome added: “Full reconciliation will come from the next generation: William and Kate’s children rebuilding ties with Archie and Lilibet. But that’s still years away – there’s too much entangled karma, and this is not the time.”
It remains unclear whether William’s children have spent any time with Archie and Lilibet, but it could have been during Harry and Meghan’s visit to the UK in 2022 for the late Queen’s Platinum Jubilee.
The last time that they were pictured with Archie was just weeks after his birth in 2019.
Aged just two months, Archie, now aged six, was pictured being held by Meghan at a polo match in Wokingham. The event was also attended by Catherine, George, Charlotte and Louis, who were watching William play in the same match.
This marked the first time they were all pictured together in an informal setting. Four-year-old Lilibet was, however, born in the US, and has only visited the UK on one occasion.
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