Post by ADH7901 on Sept 3, 2003 11:25:26 GMT -5
Psychic Edward:
I 'talked' to Aaliyah
www.nydailynews.com/front/story/114254p-103091c.html
The mother of the late R&B star Aaliyah has reached out to celebrity psychic John Edward in an effort to contact her daughter.
Diane Haughton had a private session with the host of TV's syndicated spookfest, "Crossing Over," in February in a New York hotel. Aaliyah, 22, died in a plane crash on Aug. 25, 2001.
Recalling the emotional reading in his new book, "After Life," Edward wrote that he didn't know Haughton was the mother of the "Queen of the Damned" actress when they met. He claimed to have made contact with "a presence" during the session.
Edward told Diane, "I need to make sure that you know that she's okay ... and she's making me feel like it's really important that you know she appreciates everything you tried to do and that you continue to do."
According to Edward, Haughton also hinted that she had some unreleased material recorded by the popular singer. "I have a CD that only I have," she said during the reading.
Elsewhere in the book - written with Natasha Stoynoff and due in stores this week - Mia Tyler, a model and daughter of Aerosmith front man Steven Tyler, tried to contact her mother, Cyrinda Tyler, who died last year. And Norris Church Mailer, the wife of author Norman Mailer, attempted to reach her father.
Edward wrote that Norris is a fan of his show, but had confided that Norman doesn't "share my enthusiasm. If I was watching the show and he came into the room to watch TV, I had to turn it off."
Maybe not the kind of "crossing over" that Edward was looking for.
I 'talked' to Aaliyah
www.nydailynews.com/front/story/114254p-103091c.html
The mother of the late R&B star Aaliyah has reached out to celebrity psychic John Edward in an effort to contact her daughter.
Diane Haughton had a private session with the host of TV's syndicated spookfest, "Crossing Over," in February in a New York hotel. Aaliyah, 22, died in a plane crash on Aug. 25, 2001.
Recalling the emotional reading in his new book, "After Life," Edward wrote that he didn't know Haughton was the mother of the "Queen of the Damned" actress when they met. He claimed to have made contact with "a presence" during the session.
Edward told Diane, "I need to make sure that you know that she's okay ... and she's making me feel like it's really important that you know she appreciates everything you tried to do and that you continue to do."
According to Edward, Haughton also hinted that she had some unreleased material recorded by the popular singer. "I have a CD that only I have," she said during the reading.
Elsewhere in the book - written with Natasha Stoynoff and due in stores this week - Mia Tyler, a model and daughter of Aerosmith front man Steven Tyler, tried to contact her mother, Cyrinda Tyler, who died last year. And Norris Church Mailer, the wife of author Norman Mailer, attempted to reach her father.
Edward wrote that Norris is a fan of his show, but had confided that Norman doesn't "share my enthusiasm. If I was watching the show and he came into the room to watch TV, I had to turn it off."
Maybe not the kind of "crossing over" that Edward was looking for.
