Gemma Collins has ghost in her home but allows him to stay because he's 'friendly'

Gemma Collins says the ghost in her house is welcome to stay there.

The Towie star panicked when things started going bump in the night and decided to call in a spirit medium.

But her mind was put at ease when the spectre turned out to be friendly.

The GC turned to Nicola Palmer, known as Miss Spirit London, to chat up the poltergeist.

Nicola said: “Gemma was hearing noises and feeling cold like something just walked over her.

“She would hear things move, like the rustling of the knife drawer, that kind of stuff. She couldn’t find certain stuff.”

She added: “It was a man. It was in her house because he lived in the same place. She lived near Chigwell, Essex, where there was a psychiatric hospital previously and there were loads of ghosts in there.

“I used to get lots of calls from that area to go and clear them out.”

Nicola, 41, said she was able to communicate with the spirit and it agreed to co-exist with Gemma, who is engaged to Rami Hawash.

She explained: “You chat to the spirit and find out why they’re there. I mean, the spirit wasn’t even attached to her. It’s attached to the property. And you find that in a lot of cases.

“You find that when someone new moves in and starts changing things around, then that spirit gets disgruntled because they might have lived there for 30 years. So Gemma’s one didn’t initially like her being there. It had been converted and Gemma was doing stuff to it.

“But Gemma was quite open to him staying because she’s quite spiritual.

“So she was like, ‘Well, as long as things are okay, then it’s fine, isn’t it?’”

Nicola – whose website is missspiritlondon.com – has fast become the
go-to psychic for the stars.

She revealed: “I’ve seen Gemma a couple of times. She wanted to connect to the spirits around her to see what was happening – whether she’d be a millionaire, whether she would move house, whether she’d find love.”

The Daily Star Sunday approached Gemma for comment.

Source: Celebrities - dailystar.co.uk