By Jon Donnis
As 2025 draws to a close, the annual cycle of psychic forecasts is already in motion. Craig Hamilton-Parker, whose 2025 predictions were largely inaccurate, has released a fresh set of forecasts for 2026 through his YouTube channel and his "Coffee with Craig" sessions.
This year, his predictions are significantly more dramatic than last. Moving beyond political reshuffles, they venture into territory that feels closer to a historical epic than a typical year-ahead forecast.
The most striking claim for 2026 concerns the British monarchy. Hamilton-Parker suggests that King Charles III may pass away in early 2026, specifically pointing to February as a significant date. In his view, this would lead to the immediate coronation of King William V. He describes William as a strong and decisive leader who will handle family matters with a firmer hand than his predecessor.
He further links this predicted change in leadership to the royal titles of the Sussexes and Prince Andrew. Hamilton-Parker suggests that King William will pursue parliamentary changes to remove Harry, Meghan Markle, and Prince Andrew from their royal statuses permanently.
On the international stage, the forecasts take an even darker turn. Drawing on what he calls "Naadi readings" from ancient Indian palm leaf prophecies, Hamilton-Parker speaks of escalating wars and calamities spanning 2025 to 2029. He specifically mentions a "four-nation war," though the identities of the participants remain vague.
China also features prominently in his 2026 predictions. He forecasts the beginning of the end for the Chinese Communist Party and the downfall of Xi Jinping, potentially triggered by a symbolic event involving a building in Hong Kong. This event is described as a catalyst for wider revolutionary change.
Despite talk of war and royal deaths, Hamilton-Parker presents a recurring theme of a global "Great Awakening" in 2026. He argues that the chaos of the coming year could mark the start of a new "Golden Age." This is less about political peace and more about a shift in human consciousness, where people turn away from material concerns and move towards a deeper spiritual awareness.
It is worth noting that several of these claims, particularly the predictions about Harry and Meghan or potential royal health issues, are recycled versions of his 2025 forecasts that never came true. By changing the timing and adding extra drama, the stories stay engaging for his audience, even if the accuracy is highly questionable. As with last year, these predictions appear aimed more at entertaining the "Coffee with Craig" community than at recording events that will actually happen. History suggests that, despite the spectacle, Craig Hamilton-Parker's forecasts are far more likely to amuse than to predict.
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