Astrologer who predicted Joe Biden's exit on exact date has a name for the next US President

Amy Tripp predicted that Joe Biden will withdraw from the presidential race on July 21. (Image: starheal/Instagram)

Amy Tripp, a clairvoyant who shot to fame for her recent accurate predictions, has revealed the next President of the United States after previously predicting Joe Biden's campaign exit down to the exact date. She has now forecast that former President Donald Trump will reclaim the White House.

"The stars are aligning in Trump's favour," Tripp told The New York Post, emphasising that Trump’s astrological chart is currently positioned for a significant career resurgence. "Trump's sun is in the penthouse of his career, which is quite fitting for a real estate mogul."

Tripp, often dubbed "the internet’s most notorious astrologer," has garnered a massive following for her precise predictions. Her latest forecast, however, comes with a note of caution.

"Uranus is on his mid-heaven which shows unpredictability with his career and goals," she explained, hinting at potential tumultuous events ahead for the former president, who recently survived an assassination attempt.

In July, Tripp, 40, made headlines by predicting Biden's withdrawal from the presidential race. She specified July 21 as the date, correlating it with a full moon in Capricorn.

"If Biden is made to step down, it will be at the Capricorn Full Moon at 29° Capricorn. Capricorn rules the government and old age. 29° is an ending," she posted on X.

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"A moon-Pluto connection signals a strong woman," she explained, adding that Harris is experiencing her second Saturn return, a period often associated with significant professional advancements.

Despite Biden stepping down, Tripp, who is also a licensed therapist, suggests his challenges are far from over. "Pluto is on his sun," she said, warning of possible health crises. This prediction comes as the Democratic National Convention approaches, set to begin on August 19 in Chicago, during a period Tripp foresees could be marked by political upheaval.