Meghan Markle is gearing up for her Netflix show that is set to debut on the streaming platform in a matter of days. She’s been promoting the project on Instagram and seems very excited for her fans to finally get to see it after a nearly two-month delay.

But the former Suits star is also under a lot of pressure for her latest project to do well. So far only one of the four shows the Sussexes produced for Netflix have done well. Their docuseries Harry & Meghan became one of the most-streamed documentaries on the platform but Live to Lead, Heart of Invictus, and POLO didn’t get anywhere near Netflix’s Top 20.

So will Meghan’s new show be a hit? Well, a psychic just read the duchess’s Tarot and is sharing whether things will be looking good or not-so-great for Meghan over the next few weeks.

Psychic reveals what things will be like for Meghan once her show comes out

Inbaal Honigman is a celebrity psychic astrologer who has been reading Tarot since the ’90s. She has appeared in media for more than 20 years giving her predictions for Big Brother’s Little Brother, Elle Magazine, and talkSPOR T radio, to name a few. In 2023, she accurately predicted King Charles would develop an “illness” that would “become public knowledge via an official announcement” in 2024.

Sharing her predictions with JeffBet, Honigman pulled the “Sun” card for Meghan.

She explained that particular card means positive things will unravel in the very near future for Prince Harry’s wife.

According to Honigman, “The Sun card is the Tarot equivalent of a sunny day, it is positive and exciting … The happiness in the card is a result of internal happiness and positivity. This is an exciting month for Meghan, and she finds joy in all that she does.”

Reason a former Palace employee doesn’t think Meghan’s show will be successful

Paul Burrell began working in the royal household when he was 18 years old and served as Queen Elizabeth II‘s personal footman. In 1987, he was moved to Charles and Diana’s household. When they separated Burrell remained on staff and served as Diana’s butler, looking after her and her sons until the princess’s tragic death in 1997.

The former royal butler believes that Meghan has the “acting skills” to get through the eight-part docuseries and appear as a grand host, but doesn’t have the actual “lifestyle skills” to be the next Martha Stewart.

Burrell opined: “I doubt very much she’ll become a new Martha Stewart because she doesn’t have the lifestyle skills unless there’s somebody behind her, feeding her the lines as an actress would expect.

“I’m eager to watch it and to see what she’s going to produce. I’m not so sure I want to buy her jam, but I think it’s going to be interesting to watch.”