Speaking about when she spoke to Harry after Diana’s death, Sally revealed the Duke of Sussex had contacted her about eight years ago, when he had an intermittent relationship with Cressida Bonas.

It was during this phone call that the Prince inquired about his mother’s death on that fateful day in 1997.

“I was on vacation in St Tropez and he called me and the first thing he said to me was, ‘What do you think about my mother’s death?’.” She says she told him to talk to Diana’s sister, Sarah, saying “she will tell you what I told her before your mother passed away”.

Sally added: “I had spoken to Sarah before Diana died and predicted that the Queen was going to die, that she was in a really dark place and that I could see a sidewalk.

“I said they were going to drag her outside and do CPR and she was going to have a heart attack. That’s what the Princess of Wales died of, a heart attack. I said that. a week later the queen mother would die because i can see her funeral. well the princess of wales had arranged the funeral for the queen mother because they had arranged all of their funerals, and Diana took it. didn’t tell Harry, I just told him to talk to his aunt.

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After Diana’s tragic death, Sarah asked Sally about her prediction: “After Diana died Sarah said, ‘Well, you said the queen.’

“But I predicted it before she did the interview with Martin Bashir, where she said, ‘I want to be known as the queen of hearts.’

Sally revealed that during her conversation with Harry, she also told the Duke of Sussex that his future wife would have “brown hair”.

“One of the cutest things he said to me was, ‘What color of hair will my future wife have? Will she have blonde hair?’ declared. “I said he would marry someone with black hair.”

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The Surrey-based outlet also told hosts to The morning show her prediction as to whether Meghan and Harry’s marriage would go the distance, saying: “I see for her she has great love in her marriage to him.

“I know a lot of predictions say it won’t last, but I think their marriage will last,” she said.

“It will run its full course, and I think there is no doubt that she made the law and that it will be the way she wants it. There is no doubt about it!”