Woman Claims 2019 Nepal Flood Prophecy Was Fulfilled, Sceptics Push Back
- A TikTok video claiming a 2019 prophecy about Nepal floods had been fulfilled went viral on 27 August 2026
- The clip was posted by @meesterstemprofetiefruit, linked to a channel called Celestial with The Master's Voice
- Viewers were sharply divided, with some calling it proof of divine prophecy and others questioning the timing of the post
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A TikTok video claiming that a prophecy made in June 2019 had predicted Nepal's devastating floods surfaced on 27 August 2026. The clip was posted by @meesterstemprofetiefruit, linked to a channel called Celestial with The Master's Voice.
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The video displayed text referencing a "Nepal Prophecy Fulfilled" dated 24 June 2019, alongside the words "Floods and Flash Africa." The post quickly attracted hundreds of thousands of views and nearly 200 comments, splitting opinion sharply between believers and sceptics.
Not everyone was convinced by @meesterstemprofetiefruit's post. Several commenters pointed out that prophecy claims of this kind are difficult to verify, particularly when they surface only after a disaster has already occurred. Watch the TikTok video that sparked the debate:
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Viewers doubt prediction
The comment section drew a wide range of responses:
@Ladiva sanneh:
"I feel sorry for people who don't believe in God he can wipe everything in a twinkle of an eye."
@Kopano Tlali:
"She posted it after the floods 😂💔 she just made the date say it's from 2019."
@Rosh:
"These kind of people never give a timeline for when prophecies are fulfilled so that even if an earthquake or flood happens fifty years later they will claim credit."
@Lynesa Ross:
"Jesus is coming."
@Jason Wildey:
"Another prophecy fulfilled. Celestial is a bona fide true Prophetess of Yah."
@Give Time Some Time:
"After it happens, then videos pop up."
@berna:
"When did she predict that... because it happened yesterday and it's today I saw the post."
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