A psychic who calls herself Selina has said she foresees a major health crisis forcing Donald Trump to hand presidential duties to JD Vance.
Selina, who has been branded “the new Baba Vanga” by some outlets, spoke to the digital media company about what she claims to sense around Trump’s physical condition during the remainder of his term. She offered no medical documentation or evidence to support her assertions, which she framed as intuitive predictions rather than diagnoses.
“I just don’t think he’s going to be very well. I think there’s a lot of health issues with him that are coming,” she said.
The psychic pointed specifically to cardiac trouble as a looming concern for the 78-year-old president. She also alleged that Trump’s circle was actively concealing the true state of his health from public view.
“I don’t think they’re telling us about his health. I think they’re hiding it,” she added.
Selina went further, forecasting a dramatic hospitalization that would rattle the administration. “I do think there will be a massive health scare with Donald Trump, a massive health scare. I see him in hospital at some stage,” she continued.
She placed this potential crisis within a roughly twelve-month window and suggested Vance, 40, would not immediately assume the presidency but would instead accumulate responsibility gradually. She characterized the vice president as “strong” and predicted he would remain a powerful figure throughout any transition. Eventually, she claimed, medical professionals would advise Trump to step back.
“I think Vance eventually becomes president,” she said.
Selina traced her claimed abilities to a family lineage she said stretches back four generations. Her maternal grandmother worked as a psychic in Greece, and Selina described sensing a man’s presence in her family home at approximately three or four years old. Her mother later confirmed that someone had died in that room, which Selina took as early validation.
She said that her psychic experiences intensified around age thirteen, when she began perceiving spirits and premonitions more distinctly. Relatives on her mother’s side also had military backgrounds, which she suggested shaped her interest in predicting wars and political developments.
The interview ranged beyond American politics. Selina offered predictions about the British monarchy, potential conflict involving Iran and Russia, and the trajectory of artificial intelligence. On AI, she struck a mixed tone, saying she expected the technology to eliminate certain jobs while generating new positions elsewhere.
Selina did not provide precise dates for any of her political forecasts, including the timing of Trump’s alleged health scare beyond the approximate one-year frame. She also did not detail how a transfer of presidential power might unfold procedurally if her predictions were to materialize.
The Baba Vanga comparison invoked by some coverage refers to the late Bulgarian mystic who attracted followers for claimed predictions about global events before her death in 1996. Selina has emerged as one of several contemporary figures to whom that label has been applied in recent years.
