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'New Baba Vanga' who 'predicted Pope's death' has had a very specific 2026 Trump prediction come true
A woman dubbed the "New Baba Vanga" who claims to have predicted the Pope's death has drawn attention after a very specific 2026 Donald Trump prediction came true.
A psychic named Selina, who goes by the handle @soul_voyance, has previously made predictions involving Prince Harry's return to the UK, Trump's assassination attempt in May, and US and Israeli strikes on Iran in February.
On October 7, Selina predicted that the 80-year-old president would say "something really strange and funny" at a public conference, adding that "it's going to sound or say something along the lines of, 'Kiss my a**'".
Just five days later, Trump made headlines after repeatedly praising Ohio Sen. Jon Husted's physique, particularly his behind, during a rally in Youngstown, Ohio.
"I looked at his a**, and I looked at the whole, and then I looked at his hands. Look at his hands. He’s got these like claws," he said. "You are a great athlete. I didn't know that because he doesn't talk about that. Congratulations. Now they finally know."
Although he did not use the exact phrase the psychic had suggested, his unexpected comments bore a resemblance to her prediction.
Trump's fascination with Husted’s muscular body didn't end there as he brought it up once again during a campaign in Greenville, North Carolina, on Tuesday (October 20).
He told the crowd he "never studied the body of a man before," insisting that "it’s not my thing".
"But I looked at his a**, and then I looked at his legs," he continued. "I said, 'His a**, s**t, it’s like, it’s like a pile of muscle. Then I looked at his legs, and I said, 'Man, his feet are big.'
"Then I looked at his shoulders, and I tapped him on the shoulder, and it actually hurt my hand. He’s like a piece of steel. I said, 'This guy’s a monster!'", he added.
Anderson Cooper mocks Trump's unusual fixation on men's physiques
Trump's repeated comments caught the attention of CNN's Anderson Cooper, who took aim at the president during Wednesday's Anderson Cooper 360.
Cooper introduced a segment with a clip from Seinfeld where Cosmo Kramer mistakenly receives a vanity license plate that reads "ASSMAN," before giving Trump the new nickname: "Assman-in-chief."
"Well, big news for Kramer tonight. He is no longer New York’s most famous assman," he said after the clip.
"Erstwhile Manhattanite and derriere aficionado, President Donald J. Trump, whose approval rating, according to a new CNN poll, is currently at a bouncy 32 percent thanks to all his political junk in the trunk, is once again making sure voters know that, as far as he’s concerned, Ohio junior Senator Jon Husted is an unmitigated smoke show.
"The assman-in-chief says his fixation with Ohio’s second-highest ranking senatorial caboose is just a one-off. ‘It’s never been my thing,’ you’ve heard him say. But - and I do emphasize but - the beauty of the male form is not exactly forbidden fruit for him," he added.
The 59-year-old broadcaster then went on to suggest that Trump's fascination with men's appearances extended far beyond Husted.
The montage included a clip of Trump discussing Kentucky Republican congressional nominee Ed Gallrein, saying: "This guy walks through the door. I said, 'Look at this beautiful guy.'"
In another video, he praises Georgia Republican Mike Collins as "a good-looking man,” and says Rick Jackson is "a very handsome, distinguished, beautiful-looking guy".
The compliments continued with Trump calling Georgia Republican lieutenant gubernatorial nominee Greg Dolezal a "good-looking guy".
“You’re not allowed to say that about women or men anymore. It’s the end of your political career. But he is a good-looking guy,” Trump added.
The montage also featured the president talking about Montana Republican Sen. Tim Sheehy, saying: "Wish Tim didn’t look that good. You know, he’s a very handsome guy. I don’t like handsome guys."
After airing the videos, Cooper pointed out that the midterm elections were less than two weeks away, joking that "there’s no telling where this might end up".