News | Sep 08, 2022 06:15 PM EDT

Queen Elizabeth II's Death Predicted 1 Year Ago — See Voodoo Practitioner's Only Tweet Here

By Alexandria Reeves

Queen Elizabeth II's death shocked the world - except for the voodoo practitioner who predicted her death date a year ago.

The official Twitter account of The Royal Family released a statement on September 8, Thursday, confirming Queen Elizabeth II's passing. The announcement, penned by Prince Charles, called the event a "moment of great sadness" for the whole monarchy.

"We mourn profoundly the passing of a cherished Sovereign and a much-loved Mother. I know her loss will be deeply felt throughout the country, the Realms and the Commonwealth, and by the countless people around the world," it continued.

The Prince of Wales - which the statement referred to now as Majesty the King - told royal fans that they would be comforted by the thoughts of respect and affection the Queen spread.

Although it happened suddenly, a voodoo practitioner predicted a year ago that Queen Elizabeth II would die on September 8 - although he did not share the exact year.

Queen Elizabeth II's Death Predicted

On Twitter, a user named Orunmila (@orunmilavd) with the bio "Voodoo, predictions" written in French only has three tweets as of press time - an emoji, the prediction on Queen Elizabeth II's death, and the reaction after the tragedy happened.

The account, launched in September 2020, first shared a thinking emoji tweet on Sep. 29, 2020. It did not share anything until Aug. 24, 2021, when it predicted that Her Majesty would die on September 8.

"The Queen of England will die on September 8 I see this date hovering above her, continue not to believe in voodoo you will see," the tweet, written in French, said.

After the announcement of the Queen's passing, he replied to his second tweet, saying that he could only predict and learn something in advance with - sometimes - a small error.

It was not the only prediction, though.

Last month, a TikTok user claimed that they were a time traveler from the year 2082. They then claimed that Queen Elizabeth II "went in 2022, October 4." Unlike the first prediction, the video's claim did not happen as she passed away a month before the predicted date.

Queen Elizabeth II's death happened moments after it was confirmed that royal family members rushed to Balmoral Castle in Scotland due to doctors' growing concerns about her health. She was put under medical supervision but succumbed afterward.