What happened to Mystic Meg? From £200k a year to saucy fiction, horse racing and 7 cats
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mirror.co.ukMystic Meg was the face of the National Lottery, sharing her winning predictions with the nation each week from 1994 to 2000.
But while she's made a mint from her ability to see everything - commanding £200,000 a year from the now defunct News of the World - little is known about the woman behind the black bob and red lipstick or what she's been doing since...
Born Margaret Anne Lake, the now 77 year old was raised in a terraced house in the Lancashire town of Accrington where her Romany grandmother taught her astrology.
After studying English at the University of Leeds, she joined the News of the World as a sub-editor and worked her way up to deputy editor of its weekend colour supplement, Sunday.
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