Margaret Lake dominated the 1990s, predicting lottery winners while writing the signs for The Sun for more than two decades
The death of the country’s best-known TV astrologer is among the top topics in the news in Britain today.
Margaret Lake, known as Mystic Meg, died aged 80 in the early hours of Thursday after being admitted to hospital last month with flu.
Mystic Meg spent the 1990s predicting National Lottery winners.
He also wrote the zodiac for The Sun newspaper for more than two decades.
The astrologer has died today, aged 80, having written daily horoscopes for the Sun newspaper for almost 23 years
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— Sky News (@SkyNews) March 9, 2023
Lake – in addition to being an astrologer – was also a futurist and worked with runes, crystal balls, tarot and numerology.
Mentalist Uri Geller wrote of Mystic Meg’s death: “The quintessential fortune teller brought mystery and mysticism to millions of believers. Defy the peevish skeptics. Much love and positive energy, Meg, on your further journey.”
Ah #MysticMeg has passed. So identifiable by name and image, the quintessential fortune teller who brought mystery and mystique to millions of believers. She defied the dreary skeptics, as did her fans. Much love and positive energy, Meg, on your onward journey 🔮 pic.twitter.com/DnK5SRyzTM
— Uri Geller (@theurigeller) March 9, 2023
Source :Skai
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