Meghan Markle introduced her make-up artist to a psychic who charges £200 per session
A CELEBRITY make-up artist has praised his former client Meghan Markle for introducing him to a “truly gifted” psychic.
Spencer Barnes, from LA, uploaded a shot of Prince Harry’s fiancée on his Instagram and said how grateful he was for her recommending ($250) £176-per-hour Richard Win.
Stephen gushed on the social media site: “Today I want to take a moment to thank this beautiful soul, #MeghanMarkle for introducing me to someone who has become a powerful friend over the last couple years.
“His name is Richard Win. He is 72 years old and a gifted intuitive. He has proved to be a guiding light and a key support in helping me move an important project from the back burner to the front line.”
He didn’t clarify if Meghan personally used the services of psychic Richard, only that she had passed on his details.
What he did confirm was that Richard is now working with him regularly in a “developmental creative role” and that he would highly recommend his work.
Stephen confirmed to the that the medium doesn’t have an online presence but finds work through word of mouth.
He said on Instagram: “If you've never sat down for an hour or two with a truly gifted psychic - it only takes a few minutes to recognize that Richard is the real deal, in service to the light.”
Stephen ended his post wishing Meghan well for her upcoming wedding to Prince Harry on May 19.
He wrote: “Thanks again Meghan - we are all cheering you on as your magical, real-life fairytale story unfolds!”
Princess Diana, who died in 1997, was said to have used psychics for guidance, including enlisting the services of Derbyshire-based Rita Rogers.
Prince Harry’s late mum was also said to have spent up to 10 hours at a time on the phone to London-based Simone Simmons, who became a close confidante of the royal.
Kensington Palace has been contacted by the Sun Online for comment.
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