Tyler Henry, clairvoyant in Netflix series Life After Death, put to the test – can he really convey messages from the dead?
- Erin Jensen has a ‘reading’ with the celebrity medium, who’s had messages from the dead since he was 10 and uses his five senses to communicate with them
- Following their meeting online she is convinced of Henry’s ability, after some ‘eerie’ revelations that only she and close family members would know
Can Tyler Henry really connect with the dead? A reading from the supposed clairvoyant seemed to be the only way to find out.
Henry, who first gained notoriety in 2016 as E!’s Hollywood Medium, “reading” celebrities, says he gets messages from the deceased through his five senses. “I might get a very strong vision. I might get what feels like a song stuck in my head,” Henry, 26, says.
The nine-episode series attempts to solve his family’s mystery: how his mother, Theresa, ended up in the custody of a woman evil enough to commit double homicide – and who Theresa learned only a few years ago is not her biological mother.
Henry says he first became aware of his ability at age 10. He says he had a premonition that his grandmother “was going to die” and was proved right. His mother was notified soon after of his grandmother’s death.
Henry now has a waiting list of more than 300,000 people seeking readings, according to the series.
