Danni Whittaker predicted that 2024 was the year her life would magically change, and shared a ‘spiritual’ prophecy that ‘divine’ forces would give her love and success this year.
In a series of frantic social media posts, she said this year would be the “year of truth, the year more damn demons are killed.”
“(It’s) the year we gotta keep it real,” Ms. Whittaker wrote. ‘The year in which we don’t tolerate s**t! The year of divine love and light.
‘What magic is coming. What a time to be alive!! The best is really yet to come. I know, I saw it!’
But tragically, 2024 would be Danni’s last, with her death last week in a Gold Coast high-rise apartment leaving friends devastated.
In the weeks leading up to her drug overdose at her own 40th birthday party, Danni posted online that 2024 would be “the year of not holding back.”
And the Queensland businesswoman’s certainty that mystical forces were driving her life to greater things was linked to achieving ‘the big 4-0’.
Danni Whittaker had predicted that spiritual forces would make 2024 the year everything would change for the better and she would enter the new ‘naughty forties’
Danni said her spiritual awakening meant this year was “the year you couldn’t hold it back.” The Year of Truth! the year when more damn demons are killed
Danni said the forces of the universe were shifting and that she would achieve divine love and success this year and that it was ‘time for massive change’
In effusive posts on her Facebook and Instagram pages, Danni described how 2024 “started with a bang.” 2024!!!! Who the fuck is pumped?!
About her long-awaited birthday last week, she wrote: ‘Age is just a number! Stay 8 forever. We’re here to make fun motherfuckers.”
‘The universe forces me to do what I should have always done! And it’s a bloody atmosphere.’
Last week, friends posted birthday wishes on her Facebook page to celebrate her becoming a “vintage model.”
Days later, the same people posted about their sadness over the woman who was “40 forever.”
Queensland police revealed Danni went into cardiac arrest at her apartment at the waterfront Meriton Suites in Surfers Paradise while partying with six friends.
Paramedics treated other women at the scene and two 43-year-olds were taken to hospital, with one making a quick recovery and another admitted to intensive care.
Together with Danni, they had allegedly ingested a cocktail of drugs, with two of the substances found in the apartment being drugs that Danni herself had said should be legal in a video on her Facebook page.
Danni lived in a high-rise apartment in Surfers Paradise on the Gold Coast, where she tragically died last week. Above (right) we celebrate with a glass of red wine in front of her spectacular view of Surfers Paradise
QPS Chief Inspector Peter Miles said on Tuesday that cannabis residue, ketamine and mushroom caps were found in the hotel room. It is believed that GHB (gamma-hydroxybutyrate) or fantasy was also among the drugs the women had taken.
In a Facebook video she posted last October, Danni asked about the illegality of some drugs, wondering why “we can’t have a mushroom or a leaf? A plant? But we can have alcohol, cigarettes and vapes. Think about it.’
She became a prolific poster on Facebook and Instagram after leaving a twenty-year corporate career in sales for a life of funeployment and New Age spirituality as a “shamanic medicine woman.”
Gleefully profane, Danni affectionately called her friends ‘c***s’, and even when she returned home from a business trip in the US last November, she was greeted by three friends all wearing T-shirts with the words ‘welcome home c** *’. Danni’s T-shirt said ‘I’m the c***’.
Danni revealed that 2023 had been tough on everyone, but had forced her to “go on this journey of self-awareness, personal development and spirituality.”
Paramedics said Danni could not be resuscitated at the scene after they were called to the flat where Mrs Whittaker was already in cardiac arrest at around 11pm last Friday.
She claimed last year that she had performed demon exorcisms, destroyed vampires, seen aliens, fairies and archangels, had a bad roommate, suffered a shoulder injury and been drugged and robbed in California.
‘Last year was growth. Lessons, shadows, self-awareness, strength, testing, connections, pain and love,” she posted in January.
‘To get ready for this year when our work will bear fruit. And this year we have the power of the dragons on our side.”
Danni asked her online friends, “Who is excited and feeling the shift in energy?” and said to them, ‘Yes, voodoo woodoo Danni is onnnnn!’
She encouraged them, “Give it! And use your dragon energy.
“So hold your mother horses, because it’s all happening.
‘It’s time for massive change.’
Paramedics said Danni could not be resuscitated at the scene after they were called to the flat at around 11pm last Friday where they identified seven patients, including Ms Whittaker who was already in cardiac arrest.
Queensland Ambulance Service Inspector Mitch Ware said despite the attention of the High Acuity Response Unit, Danni ‘could not be resuscitated at the scene and was declared deceased’.
Gleefully profane, Danni affectionately called her friends ‘c***s’ and even returned from a business trip to the US last November (above) wearing t-shirts emblazoned with the word
Danni, who had moved from New Zealand to Brisbane and then to the Gold Coast, enjoys a day out (above) with friends on a boat in December 2022