Jackie ‘O’ Henderson says a palm reader told her she’d ‘make so much money’ – but says that her wealth makes men she dates feel ‘inadequate’

Jackie ‘O’ Henderson has revealed her incredible wealth was foretold by the gods of fortune.

The radio host, who is in talks for a $200 million deal for the Kyle and Jackie O Show on KIIS FM, revealed on the No filter podcast this week that a palm reader told her she is rich.

“She looked at my palms. And she said, ‘Oh my god, you’re going to make so much money in your life,'” the 48-year-old said.

“And I thought, well, that’s not right. I know that’s not going to happen. And she said, ‘Hey, there’s just going to be a lot of money coming into your life.’

“Now I look back on that and say, ‘God, she was right to a certain extent.’ The life I’ve been living has really been a pinch-me thing.

Jackie said there is a downside to her fortune as men tend to be intimidated by her wealth.

“When you talk about the male-female dynamic in relationships, there’s no doubt that that plays a huge role in it, and that’s when I hate it,” she said.

‘They have to be the provider and if they don’t do that, there is an internal shortcoming.

“I think some men can be comfortable with it, and they really are. But I think that’s difficult to find.’

Jackie is single and has a daughter Kitty, 12, who she shares with her ex-husband Lee Henderson. The couple split in 2018.

The radio star recently addressed the rumors that she has found a boy toy.

Earlier this year, she broke her silence about her relationship with 29-year-old tradie Jack Tyerman on the Kyle and Jackie O show.

While Jackie said she was dating, the blonde beauty said she and model Jack are “just friends.”

It comes as Jackie and her radio co-star Kyle Sandilands reportedly prepare to sign a new lucrative deal with their bosses at the Australian Radio Network (ARN).

The radio duo will earn a combined $200 million over the course of a 10-year contract, the Australian Financial Review reports.

The shock jock team are also preparing to dominate markets beyond their Sydney-based audience, expanding their reach to Melbourne for the first time.

They could also reportedly make up to $230 million over ten years if they increased the Victoria station’s breakfast rating.

The popular radio duo could start broadcasting in Melbourne as early as next year.

Kyle and Jackie O triumphed in September in the sixth radio ratings of the year.

KIIS FMs The Kyle and Jackie O Show defeated 2GB’s Ben Fordham in Sydney to achieve a huge audience share of 14.7 percent (up 0.8 percent from last year).