This Morning’s Alison Hammond tells the modern-day witch she’s a ‘wardrobe clairvoyant’

ITV’s This Morning had a modern day witch on set on Friday, as host Alison Hammond admitted she thought she was a ‘wardrobe witch’

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This morning: Alison Hammond declares she’s a ‘wardrobe witch’

This Morning’s Alison Hammond opened up to daytime TV viewers about why she thinks she’s a “wardrobe witch.”

Alison and co-host Dermot O’Leary spoke to a modern-day witch on Friday’s show who told them about the stigma surrounding witchcraft.

Guest Charlotte Clark, who describes herself as a ‘white witch’, said she still feels like witches have a “bad reputation” in the public mind.

“Maybe people out there are thinking, ‘look at that ball,'” she said. Of course. ”

Charlotte went on to say that they only use their psychic powers for “the greater good, helping people and guiding them”.

She added: “Whatever people are unsure of or don’t know, they seem to mock or demean you. Even now, you were annoyed, but there are many people who are wardrobe witches. “

TV presenter Alison later said she believed she was a “wardrobe witch” and turned on the sofa for Dermot to explain why.

“When the phone rings, I know who it will be at the end of the call,” she said. And sometimes I know the phone will ring and it starts ringing. So am I a witch? ”

Guest Charlotte replied “absolutely” and told Alison she has an infamous sixth sense.

Dermot seemed a little more suspicious and asked Alison if she knew who was calling because she looked at the caller ID on her cell phone.

But Alison was adamant and replied, “I will think about my sister and then suddenly my sister will call me. I think I’m a witch.”

Dermot asked if Charlotte or her fellow witches had ever put a ‘charm’ on someone, to which she replied: “Over the ages, we’ve learned that it goes back tenfold. time.”

She added: “The spells we do are for guidance in love affairs. We can help the energy of love and romance around them or let them accept those around them. On the other hand, we can help them break with their partner who is no longer attached to them.”

Charlotte said she has received messages from all over the world, some of which she read and thought were a joke.

Dermot asks what is the weirdest spell she has received and she says that a man has contacted someone who wants a girlfriend on his “shopping list”.

She said: “He wanted a flamboyant blonde, 5’2 and she had to be a musician or enjoy music. At the end of all he said, can you do it? I said I don’t think so.”

Dermot joked that Charlotte was “not Tinder” and she said the man who replied told her she was “not so good back then”, after which Dermot suggested she “put a charm on him”. I”.

This Morning airs at 10 a.m. weekdays on ITV and ITV Hub.