Psychic Sally set for Brentwood Centre (From Brentwood Weekly News)
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Psychic Sally set for Brentwood Centre
5:50am Saturday 24th March 2012 in News
A TOP psychic is set for a live show in Brentwood.
Sally Morgan is touring the UK following the success of her Sky Living TV series Psychic Sally: On The Road.
The popular medium and author was very young when she had her first psychic experience and over the years she claims to have harnessed her talent to enable her to read people’s past, present and glimpse into their future using her ability to communicate with the spiritual world.
In recent years she has become a trusted friend of celebrities and Royalty alike, famously, reading for the likes of George Michael, Uma Thurman, Katie Price and the late Princess Diana.
More recently Sally has given personal readings on her show to more eager celebrities including Alesha Dixon, Step’s member Ian ‘H’ Watkins, singer Sinitta, Celebrity Big Brother’s Andrew Stone and The Only Way Is Essex stars Mark Wright and Lauren Goodger.
Sally, who grew up in Fulham, said: “I never considered myself to be anything other than a normal child growing up however there was one aspect of my life that to outsiders was completely abnormal: I could hear and speak to dead people.
“It is something that has always been with me and so there was never one big epiphany when I thought I’m not like everyone else.
“As far as I knew when I was a little girl, everyone could see and hear things I could.”
She will be performing at the Brentwood Centre in Doddinghurst Road on April 13.
Call 08712 241113 to book tickets or visit www.sallymorgan.tv.
JonDonnis says...
10:29am Sat 24 Mar 12
Journalistic integrity should always come first, and you fail to mention that Sally Morgan is currently embroiled in a fraud scandal that is going to court, that she is under investigation by Trading Standards and has repeatedly being forced to remove incorrect comments from her websites.
I think your readers at the very least deserve an unbiased honest opinion, but you have failed on every count.
Publish everything and credit your readers with the intelligence to know what is real and what is a scam.