EXCLUSIVE Living Nostradamus makes dire prediction about Meghan Markle's future
Athos Salomé, 38, from Brazil, is often referred to as the 'Living Nostradamus' due to his numerous accurate predictions throughout the years - including his forecasting of the coronavirus pandemic, 's death and the global outage.
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Famous Brazilian singer dies suddenly aged just 50 while receiving colon cancer treatment in NYC
Brazilian singer and actress Preta Gil has died from cancer at the age of 50. Gil was battling colon cancer since January 2023 and was in New York, where she was receiving treatment. She was on her way to the airport to return to Brazil when she fell ill. She was rushed to a medical facility, where she died. 'It is with sadness that we announce the passing of Preta Maria Gadelha Gil Moreira in New York, where we are currently processing the procedures for her repatriation to Brazil,' Gil's father and former culture minister Gilberto Gil said in a statement Sunday evening. 'We ask for the understanding of so many dear friends, fans, and media professionals as we navigate this difficult time as a family.' The artist had received chemotherapy and radiation in Brazil. She underwent surgery to remove tumors in August 2024 after the cancer spread to the ureter, the peritoneum and two lymph nodes. In May, Gil traveled to the United States to seek care for her illness, splitting time between Washington and New York as she tried experimental treatments. 'Life is happening and I'm between New York and Washington! I start my treatment on the 10th [of June],' she said in a social media post. 'In the meantime, I'm strengthening myself physically and spiritually, receiving lots of love. I love you all, thank you for all the daily messages, prayers and positive energy. You heal me!' Gil initially worked as producer and publicist before releasing her first album, 'Prêt-à-Porter,' in 2003 at the age of 29. The project was widely criticized because she appeared nude in the album cover. 'I remember showing it to my father and he said, 'Unnecessary, Preta.' That was a mess in my head,' Gil told Brazilian television present Pedro Bial at the time. 'But my father is wise. He knew exactly what I was going to go through later. I released the album thinking I was covering up, but there was a flood of criticism at the time. A lot of conservatism.' She released her second album, 'Preta,' in 2005 and 'Noite Petra' in 2010 while touring across the South American nation for seven years. Gil took her singing success to the theatrical stage and launched the musical 'Baile da Preta.' 'Brazilian popular music is so rich and varied, and I feel it's my duty as an artist to bring this diversity to the stage,' she said. 'I want the audience to have a complete experience, not only auditory but also visual. The set, lighting, and costumes are very important to me.' Petra also hosted her own television show, 'Vai e vem,' where guests spoke about their sexual past. 'I wanted it to be a show without vulgarity, with intelligence and humor,' she said in interview with talk show host Jo Soares.
Daily Mail
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Prince Harry 'mansplained' royal life to Meghan, new documentary claims
Prince Harry was caught 'mansplaining' what a royal flypast is to Meghan Markle during their first Trooping The Colour after getting married, as a lip reader detailed the awkward interaction in a new documentary. Forensic lip readers analysed some of the most high-profile royal events in recent history - from Charles and Diana's wedding to Queen Elizabeth II 's funeral - to uncover their 'secret conversations' for Channel 5 's programme Lip-Reading the Royals. One of the events they covered was Trooping The Colour in 2018 after Prince Harry married the former Suits actress in St George's Chapel at Windsor Castle. With the world watching Meghan's debut on the balcony of Buckingham Palace during Trooping alongside senior members of The Firm, it appeared Prince Harry may have been conscious of any criticism when he tried to explain the proceedings to his new bride. Lip reader Nicola Hickling said Harry was 'explaining to her what is going to happen and that Paras will be flying overhead' as he used 'hand motions' to demonstrate' what was about to happen before Meghan acknowleged him by saying 'OK'. 'The lip readers have exposed him mansplaining to her what a flypast is,' said royal analyst Cristo Foufas. 'Is this Harry being too dumb to realise that Meghan knows that planes are in the air and, as a member of the Royal Family, you probably have to look at a few?' Or, he continued, 'is this Meghan playing dumb so Harry feels like he's in charge?' Foufas also quipped 'that won't last' in a seeming reference to Meghan's growing influence within their marriage in the years since the Duke and Duchess of Sussex quit the Royal Family. In an interview with MailOnline, royal expert Richard Fitzwilliams said that Harry hasn't yet found his own way since he and Meghan relocated to the US five years ago. Body language expert Judi James also highlighted how Meghan appears to take the lead during the couple's joint appearances - including their quasi-royal tour of Colombia last August that left Harry looking like the 'Spare' in his marriage. The Channel 5 documentary also makes claims about a tense exchange between Harry and Meghan during the Remembrance Sunday service in 2018 when she told him to 'take advantage of the situation'. Hickling said Harry then asked Meghan: 'Today?' as she instructed him to 'Do it tonight'. 'You do realise that this is the end?' the Duke then allegedly asked Meghan, who responded: 'Yeah, I do know.' Experts have questioned whether they were discussing plans to quit the Royal Family as early as six months after they tied the knot, with the Sussexes eventually stepping down as senior members in January 2020. The release of the documentary comes after the Duke and Duchess of Sussex were mocked by American cartoon Family Guy with its creators comparing their marriage to Hitler and the Crusades. In an episode from the newest series of the animated satire, main characters Stewie and Brian Griffin go back in time and speak to Mark Twain, author of Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. The characters discuss how history 'pretty much sucks' before listing several instances including Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler, the medieval wars in the Middle East and the former royal's marriage. The scene then cuts away to Prince Harry, sat at home on the sofa who moans 'Again?' before telling the camera that the audience's wives are no better. This is not the first time the Sussexes have fallen victim to Seth McFarlane's cartoon satire and in 2023 were savaged as work-shy grifters being paid by Netflix for 'no-one knows what' in a reference to the couple's multi-million dollar deal with the streamer. Earlier this month, The Mail On Sunday revealed King Charles and Prince Harry's most trusted aides are working to resolve the royal family feud that dates back to 'Megxit' - and has only intensified in the years since. Staffers for the King and Prince Harry held a secret peace summit at a London private members' club as part of the 'rapproachement process' that sources have said opens up a 'channel of the first time in years'. 'There's a long road ahead, but a channel of communication is now open for the first time in years,' said a source. 'There was no formal agenda, just casual drinks. There were things both sides wanted to talk about.' Harry was represented by Meredith Maines, his chief communications officer and head of his household in Montecito, California, who flew in from Los Angeles. She met Tobyn Andreae, the King's communications secretary, at the Royal Over-Seas League (ROSL) a three-minute walk from Clarence House, the monarch's London residence. Also present was Liam Maguire, who runs the Sussexes' PR team in the UK.
Daily Mail
12 hours ago
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Revealed: The surprising link between Meghan Markle and Cat Deeley as This Morning star celebrates the birthday of her 'partner in crime'
One is married to the King's youngest son and uses the title of Duchess, while the other presents a British daytime TV show with heartthrob Ben Shephard - yet Meghan Markle and Cat Deeley share a surprising connection. The Birmingham-born This Morning host, 48, is close friends with Soho House director Markus Anderson, the Canadian mogul who helped matchmake Meghan and Prince Harry nine years ago. Taking to her Instagram page on Sunday, Cat shared a selection of sweet and amusing photographs of herself with Markus to celebrate his birthday. 'Happy Birthday to my partner in crime, wine and dine, ride or die @anderson_markus. Thank you for always making my life more FABULOUS, I love you to the moon AND back X,' wrote the TV star. From attending concerts and enjoying meals with one another to chilling in a pool, sharing a peck on the cheek and striking funny poses, the pictures offered a glimpse inside the pair's fun-filled friendship. Replying to the adorable post, Markus wrote: 'I [love] you Bubbs xxx' in the comment section. It's unclear how long the duo have been friends for, however, Cat, who forged a successful career in the US before returning to the UK in recent years, shared a similarly sweet birthday post for the businessman in 2018. Three years earlier, Meghan, 43, even featured the British presenter on her now defunct lifestyle blog, The Tig, thanks to their shared friendship with Markus. 'When a lady knows that everything tastes better "with a little champagne"… well, she's a woman after my own heart,' the Duchess of Sussex once wrote, reported Hello! magazine. 'Such is the case with Ms. Cat Deeley. 'Not surprising though, given our shared love for partner in crime extraordinaire, Markus Anderson, who you've seen on The Tig time and time again.' Markus is widely credited with helping Meghan and Harry's romance flourish in its early days and has been by the former actress' side for many years. The Canadian was with the American mother-of-two when she made her first public outing with Harry at the Invictus Games in 2017. He also acted as her 'bouncer' as she made her way through the crowd of photographers outside a New York hotel for her baby shower in 2019. The businessman, who grew up in Peterborough, Ontario - a Canadian town 90 miles north-east of Toronto - moved to London at the age of 18, where he landed a job as a waiter at the A-list members-only club Soho House. He quickly caught the eye of founder Nick Jones, and rose through the ranks while developing an immense network of celebrity friends. Nick soon sent him back to Canada to set up a Soho House in Toronto – and in 2011, he met a young Meghan after she moved to the country to film the first season of her TV legal drama Suits. The two quickly grew close, with Meghan once writing on her now defunct website The Tig: 'What would I do without you, my loving, supportive, and endlessly fun friend? 'I know what… I would be bored, and life would be infinitely less interesting. I love you SO much. Happiest of days for you now and always. Love you.' Meghan even referred to Markus as 'uncle' to her two dogs Guy and Bogart, and was photographed on a lavish vacation with him in Madrid in 2016. Well-connected Markus soon began introducing her to his celebrity clientele and friends, including George and Amal Clooney and Jessica Mulroney – daughter-in-law of ex-Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney, who went on to become one of Meghan's closest pals before a rumored falling-out divided them in 2019. A Soho House source previously told the Daily Mail: 'Long before Prince Harry came on the scene, Markus was introducing Meghan to all sorts of rich and powerful people.' While Meghan and Harry are widely believed to have first met on a blind date in London set up by designer Misha Nonoo, it was in Canada – and more specifically at Markus' Soho House – that their love blossomed. He reportedly arranged for the couple to meet secretly in private rooms at the club, and helped them escape on romantic weekend getaways together. The consultant was once dubbed the 'second most important man in Meghan's life'. However, although he was pictured with Prince Harry on a visit to Soho House in Austin in March 2024, more recently he was said to have 'vanished' from their inner circle. This March, a friend of Markus' told the Mail that his bond with Meghan 'may' not be as tight as it once was. This was put down to Markus' extremely busy professional life as an executive at Soho House, which means he travels 'almost constantly.' The private members club now has 42 outposts around the globe. Notably, Markus did not appear in the first season of the Duchess' Netflix cookery show, With Love, Meghan, and is not believed to be lined up for season two. His friend admitted: 'He just really is not comfortable in the spotlight... it's not his thing.' However, he and Meghan were spotted together at a baby shower for a mutual friend in December - before eagle-eyed royal fans speculated that the businessman joined Meghan and Harry on their Disneyland trip in June. The Duke and Duchess enjoyed a family outing to the 'Happiest Place On Earth' with their children Archie, six, and Lilibet, four. Following their visit, Meghan shared a happy video montage to her Instagram account, showing the family enjoying the thrilling rides, meeting Disney characters and spending quality time together. In several pictures, Harry, Meghan, Archie and Lili were all in the images - meaning the photographs must have been taken by an unnamed cameraman. It's unclear how long the duo (pictured) have been friends for, however, Cat, who forged a successful career in the US before returning to the UK in recent years, shared a similarly sweet birthday post for the businessman in 2018 Cat and Markus pictured in a photograph shared by the TV star on Sunday to celebrate the businessman's birthday Another snap showed Harry and Meghan screaming with joy on the Space Mountain rollercoaster. In this photo, and in another on the Cars Land ride, Meghan had obscured those sitting behind her by using black heart emojis to cover their faces. Nonetheless, eagle-eyed royal fans were soon convinced they'd uncovered the identity of the Sussexes' mysterious companion. 'Is that Markus Anderson behind her?' one wrote on Twitter, while another speculated: 'I think Markus Anderson was with them so he was probably took the photos.' A third person online added: 'Markus Anderson from Soho House is in the back. This guy is always with Meghan. lol.' Others wrote: 'It was Marcus Anderson taking the pics' and 'I think it was Marcus Anderson!'
