Princess Diana’s psychic says she predicted Harry’s marriage to Meghan

Three years before he met Meghan Markle, Prince Harry reportedly asked his mother’s former psychic what his future wife would look like.

Princess Diana’s psychic made an uncanny prediction about Meghan Markle to Prince Harry years before the royal even met his wife.

According to The Sun, British TV psychic Sally Morgan received a phone call from the Duke of Sussex around eight years ago while he was in an on/off relationship with British actress Cressida Bonas.

Harry asked the psychic what his future wife would look like, and he received a description matching Meghan, who he first met in 2016.

Morgan said: “One of the sweetest things he said to me was, ‘What colour hair will my future wife have? Will she have blonde hair?’

Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex reportedly asked his mother’s former psychic what his future wife would look like. Picture: Dia Dipasupil/Getty Images

“I said he would marry someone with dark hair.”

Morgan says the royal also asked about his brother Prince William during the phone call and asked her if he was going to be “OK”.

She responded: “Of course he is. He will be good and he will be king, but he is in a different bubble to you.”

Harry reportedly replied: “That is why I am always going to worry about him”.

Morgan met Prince Harry when he was a child while she was working as Princess Diana’s spiritual guide.

They were reunited at a fancy dress bash in 2006 but it wasn’t until 2013 that Harry called for his own psychic advice.

Prince Harry in 2013, the year he consulted his mother’s psychic. Picture: AFP

Meghan Markle in 2013 when she was an actress. Picture: AFP

She claims he began the conversation by asking: “What do you think about how my mother died?”

Morgan told him to speak to Diana’s elder sister, Lady Sarah McCorquodale, as she claims she had given a reading to Harry’s aunt in which she predicted the royal’s death.

She believes the 45-minute phonecall with Harry in 2013 was a prelude to “him waking up to his own mental health” issues.

In her new book Secret Spirit, the psychic praises Harry for speaking out about his struggles and believes his mother “would have been very proud”.

She said: “Harry and Meghan are helping drive the debate forward.”

HARRY AND MEGHAN SHARE ARCHIE’S FAVOURITE SONG

Prince Harry and Meghan have revealed their toddler son Archie’s favourite song on a visit to Afghan refugee families at a US military base.

The couple met the families during a visit to the Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst in New Jersey, where they also spoke with servicemembers and had lunch with military families.

“As we honour and reflect on Remembrance Day in the UK, which shares a date with Veterans Day here in the US, my hope is for all of us to continue to support the wellbeing and recognise the value of our troops, veterans, and the entire military and service family. We and they are better for it,” Prince Harry said in a statement on their Archwell Foundation website.

Meghan pictured visiting the Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst in New Jersey. Picture: Sgt Jake Cartier/Task Force Liberty Public Affairs

As part of the visit, Harry and Meghan visited a classroom where children were learning English, and spoke to several pupils.

Prince Harry pictured visiting the Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst in New Jersey. Picture: Sgt Jake Cartier/Task Force Liberty Public Affairs

They revealed that their two-year-old son Archie’s favourite song was Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes, which they were told was a favourite of the students’.

The couple then both stood out the front of the class and led the children in an impromptu singalong.

The Afghan refugees are staying as guests on the base, where they are housed in a compound called Liberty Village – a nod to Task Force Liberty, which was launched in August when the Taliban regained control of Afghanistan.

The task force was set up to support Afghan evacuees arriving in the US.

Harry and Meghan’s visit cames on the eve of a Remembrance Day service in the UK, which was not attended by the Queen after she sprained her back.

Britain's Prince William, Duke of Cambridge (L) and Britain's Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge (R) attend the annual Royal British Legion Festival of Remembrance at the Royal Albert Hall in London. Picture: Geoff Pgh/Pool/AFP

She also did not attend the annual Royal British Legion Festival of Remembrance at the Royal Albert Hall in London, although the Royal Family was well represented, with guests including Prince William and Kate, as well as Prince Charles and Camilla.

Prince William and Kate, Prince Charles and Camilla and other members of Britain’s Royal Family attend the annual Royal British Legion Festival of Remembrance at the Royal Albert Hall in London. Picture: Geoff Pgh/Pool/AFP

The festival pays tribute to those who lost in their lives in conflicts. This year also marks 100 years since collective national Remembrance traditions were first organised by the Royal British Legion.