According to her agent, popular clairvoyant, and astrologer Mystic Meg passed suddenly at the age of 80 following a brief illness. She had been hospitalized with the flu last month at St. Mary’s Hospital in Paddington, London, and died at 3.45 am on Thursday.
Although being well-known, Mystic Meg lived alone with her seven cats in a three-bedroom apartment in Notting Hill, where she claimed they had “discovered her and moved in.”
She had millions of followers worldwide and was by far the most well-known astrologer in Britain, according to Dave Shapland, who represented her for 34 years. After completing her studies in English at the University of Leeds, Mystic Meg began her work at the News of the World as a sub-editor.
In the 1980s, she went on to work as the paper’s regular astrologer. Through her monthly National Lottery predictions on BBC One’s Mystic Meg Predicts program, where she sought to forecast details about the future winner, Mystic Meg rose to fame in the 1990s.
In 1989, she also established a dedicated phone line and introduced phone-in horoscopes, both of which smashed BT records.
Millions of individuals all around the world were affected by Mystic Meg’s work, which had a tremendous impact on the astrological sector. The people who loved and followed her will miss her.
Where is Mystic Meg now?
Has Mystic Meg died? Yes, on March 9, 2023, it was confirmed by The Sun that Mystic Meg passed on at the age of 80. Our condolences go to the family and loved ones.
According to her agent, popular clairvoyant, and astrologer Mystic Meg passed suddenly at the age of 80 following a brief illness. She had been hospitalized with the flu last month at St. Mary’s Hospital in Paddington, London, and died at 3.45 am on Thursday. Although being well-known, Mystic Meg lived alone with her seven cats in a three-bedroom apartment in Notting Hill, where she claimed they had “discovered her and moved in.”
She had millions of followers worldwide and was by far the most well-known astrologer in Britain, according to Dave Shapland, who represented her for 34 years. After completing her studies in English at the University of Leeds, Mystic Meg began her work at the News of the World as a sub-editor.