Mystic meg biography

The paper reported that she was admitted to St Mary's Hospital in Paddington, London, last month suffering from flu. She died at 3. Her agent of 34 years Dave Shapland told The Sun: "Without any question, she was Britain's most famous astrologer by a million miles. She was followed by millions in this country and also around the world. We loved her and so did our readers.

She studied English at the University of Leeds, and joined the News of the World as a sub-editor, eventually becoming deputy editor of its weekend colour supplement Sunday. She was followed by millions in this country and also around the world. In the first edition of the News of the World for each year, Mystic Meg traditionally made predictions for the coming 12 months.

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Mystic meg biography

Stable Tours. In the s, she became the paper's regular astrologer. From toMystic Meg appeared weekly on The National Lottery Live in 'Mystic Meg Predicts', a second reading segment, during which Meg attempted to predict facts about the future winner. Images of Meg and her crystal ball featured in all of Coral's 1, shops via window posters and Coral TV.

Meg owned a number of racehorses [ 1 ] under the company name Mystic Meg Limited, based in Bedford. Her horses were trained by Mark Tompkins from the mids until and then by James Eustace. The most successful horse she owned was Astrocharm, which won the Lillie Langtry Stakes at Goodwood inand she also bred racehorses. InMeg launched a website featuring horoscopes, personalised readings, and a telephone hotline hosted by psychics.

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