Celebrity tarot reader Angie Banicki has shared her predictions for the upcoming Emmy Awards, the relationship status of newlyweds Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce, and the political future of Spencer Pratt.
Banicki, who has previously read cards for numerous celebrities, provided an exclusive reading to The Daily Mail. Her insights suggest a favorable outcome for the comedy series "Nobody Wants This" and "Margo's Got Money Troubles" at the Emmy Awards. She anticipates "Nobody Wants This" will secure a win despite having fewer nominations than its competitor. For "Margo's Got Money Troubles," which has four nominations, Banicki predicts a sweep, stating, "I think Margo's Got Money Troubles is winning it all."
Regarding Emmy snubs, Banicki commented on "Euphoria" star Sydney Sweeney, who did not receive a nomination this year. Banicki suggested that Sweeney's happiness in her relationship with Scooter Braun outweighs the disappointment of the snub. "She can be patient," Banicki said, referring to Sweeney, "and then Scooter. You know, she found love! She doesn't need the awards."
The tarot cards also indicated potential wins for "The Bear," with Banicki seeing "someone's winning from there," and for actor Matthew Rhys. However, she expressed uncertainty about "Your Friends and Neighbors" winning Best Drama Series, and she noted potential controversy surrounding the series "Hacks," suggesting that voters might question whether it deserves an award.
In personal matters, Banicki's reading on Swift and Kelce, who married in July, indicates they are experiencing marital bliss. "More than anything, it feels like it was the highlight of his [Kelce's] life," Banicki stated. While the couple may be private about some details of their celebration, Banicki foresees them sharing more about their wedding in the future. The cards also suggest children are in their future, with Banicki predicting a baby girl within the next year, though she believes the couple will take their time to start a family, enjoying their current chapter.
Former reality star Spencer Pratt's foray into politics was also a subject of Banicki's reading. After an unsuccessful run for mayor of Los Angeles, motivated partly by losing his home in wildfires, Banicki's cards suggest Pratt is not finished with politics. "Give him time. He's not done. I see him either running again. I see him in leadership," Banicki said. She believes Pratt's campaign revealed a desire to address injustice, indicating a potential future role for him in the political arena.