A numerologist has claimed Baby Sussex will be embroiled in "drugs and rock and roll scandal"
The royal baby will be "amazingly creative" but will doubt his ability, according to Britain's number one numerologist, Jane Alton.
And more will be known about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's son, who was born weighing 7lbs 3oz at 5.26am on Monday morning, when we discover his name.
Jane also said Baby Sussex will be good at working with others and seeing things in a different way.
However, she warned that he needs to "stay focused" because he is "born of emotion".
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Jane explained that numbers are actually sacred symbols that we can use to find out what people are in this life to do.
She said: "Very simply, Baby Sussex is born on 6 May. You add the 6 and 5 and You’ve got an 11.
"65, 11 is all about being the most amazing, prolific creator.
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"Add 2, 0, 1, 9 and get 12 - that's all about cooperative ventures. Working with others. Seeing things in a different way.
"You add the 11 and 12 and you’ve got 23. The 3 is about being amazingly creative. It’s the trinity,. Baby Sussex is going to be incredibly creative.
"But because he’s born of emotion he’s got great ideas but he might doubt himself. The key thing for him will be staying focused."
Jane then started to backtrack after revealing some potentially dark predictions.
She said: "It’s about using your five senses to find the truth. To live your truth. Sex, drugs and rock and roll. I probably shouldn't say that. It's about using his freedom."
Confused Phillip Schofield admitted he "didn't have a clue" about what was going on.
The numerologist also said Prince Harry was a "pioneer", likes doing things his own way and has a great sense of responsibility to others.
While Meghan is a "spiritual warrior" and is here to fight for those who don't have a voice.
She said: "She is unstoppable when she sees something she wants to do."
Confused This Morning viewers took to Twitter after the segment.
One viewer said: "This is more complicated than rocket science"
"Imagine sitting there and putting together all this mumbo jumbo about a baby none of us even know the name of," added another.
A third said: "I'm holding up a very symbolically significant number of digits"
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