Gather around, ladies and gentlemen because it's that time of year again - it's time to see which one of Baba Vanga's predictions came true this year.
Hailed as one of the world's most notorious clairvoyants, Baba Vanga is known for her mysterious yet often highly accurate predictions of the future.
Born in rural Bulgaria, Vanga was allegedly given her mystic powers after a tornado hit her village in the early 1900s, causing her to lose her eyesight.
When she was found by her parents a few days after the disaster, Vanga, who was 12 at the time, claimed that she saw into the future, later recalling her visions to the masses.
Now I bet a lot of you are wondering just how accurate her predictions have been so far, right?
Well, it is said that Vanga predicted the demise of the Soviet Union, as well as Barack Obama's presidential reign. She also predicted the death of Princess Diana as well as her own death in 1996, aged 84.
But perhaps her most famous prediction is when the seer warned the American people of "two steel birds" that would wreak havoc on the country - which many now believe was a reference to 9/11.
"The wolves will be howling in a bush, and innocent blood will be gushing," she added of the fortune.
Things continue to remain eerie as we approach the end of the year as it has been reported that two of Baba Vanga's major predictions have come true for 2022.
According to Sky History, she predicted that large cities around the world would be hit by significant droughts and water shortages.
We've seen evidence of this as the United Kingdom has recently experienced the driest July since 1935 - so much so that the government officially declared a drought on August 12, 2022.
Not only that, but other European countries suffered the same fate; France, Italy, and Portugal were among those facing record-breaking droughts as well as other natural disasters such as wildfires.
As for the second prediction, Vanga stated that Australia and Asia would be devastated by severe flooding and we saw evidence of this over the summer period too.
"In July, eight months of rain fell in Sydney in just four days which lead to flooding for the third time in 2022. Meanwhile, Japan's official weather agency has warned of flooding in Tokyo and the surrounding areas as the country battles a major tropical storm," reported Sky History.
However, it's important to note that not all of the fortune teller's predictions have come true... yet.
With less than two weeks until the new year, we're really hoping her vision of a deadly virus in Siberia kickstarting another pandemic doesn't come true.
Please.