As 2025 draws to a close, a psychic with ties to the celebrity world is warning that the coming year will bring seismic shocks to the world of fame, with scandals reaching a "next level" of intensity.
Psychic's Glimpse Into A Tumultuous Year
Sabrina Kennedy, a 30-year-old psychic musician originally from near Salem, Massachusetts, and now based in the UK, has shared exclusive predictions with Metro for 2026. Though she has largely stepped back from professional readings due to the energetic toll, she offered a startling forecast for the new year. Kennedy, who counts celebrities like Courtney Love and the late Liam Payne among her close friends, suggests a wave of accountability is coming.
"2026 is a year where the controversies are going to be so next level," Kennedy states. "I can't pinpoint one single controversy, but I will tell you, the masks are coming off." She predicts that powerful figures across media, politics, and entertainment will be exposed for misconduct, with justice coming "full circle" on a global scale.
Major Celebrity Forecasts For The Coming Year
Kennedy's visions point to dramatic personal and professional shifts for several high-profile names. For Katie Price, she foresees a year of profound self-discovery and image rehabilitation. "It's the year that she finds herself as a woman," Kennedy explains, suggesting Price may take on more serious roles and even revert to a more natural look, pre-plastic surgery.
In music, a "really big resurgence" is predicted for the members of One Direction, who Kennedy says will lean on each other and release strong new work. Meanwhile, she forecasts a major comeback for iconic actresses like Gwyneth Paltrow, Demi Moore, and Cameron Diaz, declaring "40 is going to be the new 21."
Romantic Ruptures And Family Feuds
On the relationship front, Kennedy's predictions are less than rosy. She gives the romance between Timothée Chalamet and Kylie Jenner just "six to eight months" before it ends, citing an "energetic curse" she associates with the Kardashian family. Conversely, she believes 2026 will see more celebrities dating "normal" people, such as builders, over fellow stars.
The much-publicised Beckham family feud, particularly between Victoria Beckham and daughter-in-law Nicola Peltz Beckham, is also set to worsen. Kennedy senses a "genuine energy of disgust and betrayal" within the family, predicting the gap will widen and more truths will emerge.
Finally, the unlikely pairing of Katy Perry and former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is labelled a very "ego-based relationship" with little genuine love, destined to be short-lived.
With these predictions, Sabrina Kennedy paints a picture of a 2026 where the glamorous facade of celebrity life is stripped back, revealing turmoil, transformation, and long-awaited reckonings.
