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Donald Trump doesn't think he'll go to heaven so we asked a celeb psychic if he will

EXCLUSIVE: Donald Trump admitted that he's "not sure" if he'll be on God's guest list in to heaven. So, we decided to ask a psychic to see if the US President will be bagging prime real estate in the afterlife

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Trump thinks he's not bound for heaven - so we've asked a psychic if he'll be shaking hands with the Big Man or not (Image: Getty Images)

A psychic has revealed whether Donald Trump will make it to heaven after the president claimed he's not convinced he'll be cut out for the ascension to the man up above. The US President, 79, candidly confessed that he's "not sure [I'm] going to be able to make heaven" and further quipped "I don't think there's anything going to get me in heaven" when in conversation with journalists on Monday (October 13).

He bizarrely added: "If I can save 7,000 people a week from being killed, I think that's pretty - I want to try to get to heaven if possible. I'm being a little cute. I really don't. I think I'm not maybe heaven-bound. I may be in heaven right now as we fly on Air Force One. I'm not sure I'm going to be able to make heaven, but I've made life a lot better for a lot of people."

The after-life confessions come after Trump was quizzed by reporters on his efforts to conjure a peace deal between Russia and Ukraine.

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Trump doesn't think he'll be making heaven when his time comes(Image: AFP via Getty Images)

And while we at the Daily Star might not have had some sit-down time for war questions with the US Commander in Chief, we did have a very serious chat with celebrity psychic Inbaal Honigman about Trump's future once he inevitably pops his clogs - unless he's 'immortal' like pen pal Kim Jong Un.

As Trump ponders if his name is on the guest list for the 'golden gates', Inbaal offered some predictions about the president's fate in the world beyond. Inbaal believes that the odds of Trump of making it into Heaven are not bad at all.

The psychic exclusively told us: "Donald Trump's belief that he might not be 'heaven-bound' - even if he brings world peace - is not necessarily the prevalent spiritual way of viewing the afterlife, but there are varied ways of observing life after death across the globe.

"Even within Trump's own Christian faith, heaven is promised to anyone who repents and accepts Christ, so he won't necessarily have to go to the 'hot' place.

"He would be forgiven by his own belief system."

Inbaal, who acts as a psychic and astrologer to celebrities, noted that the notion of what happens after death and the idea of heaven are widely interpreted by different groups.

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Psychic Inbaal - and her magical ball - are on the case...(Image: Jam Press/Inbaal Honigman)

She explained that, historically, the ancient Greeks believed in a single afterlife for all - called Hades - which welcomed both 'heroes' alongside 'sinners'.

The Egyptians, meanwhile were thought to have believed that their hearts would be weighed before getting to the afterlife, with only the lighter hearts - unencumbered by sin - would be admitted while other souls would be devoured.

However, modern-day survivors of near-death experiences claim that they saw a 'light' that rendered a comforting feeling, reminiscent of the idea of heaven. Though few have reported 'distressing' and 'dark' imagery closer to the idea of hell, says Inbaal.

So, what's the verdict for Donald Trump?

Will his soul be devoured in the underworld Egyptian-style, or will he be a wandering soul with nowhere to rest? Or will he make it through those golden gates after all?

Well, Inbaal explained that Trump is aware that he is no 'saint' - but that doesn't mean he doesn't have a place up in the clouds.

The psychic - and her magic all-telling ball - revealed: "Donald Trump is no saint and he knows it. But if only the holiest were allowed into heaven, it would be a very sparse existence and kind of boring.

"Whether there's a single afterlife for all, or a heaven just for those who have done well or committed to do better, he needn't abandon the aspiration to get there when his day arrives."

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