Live from the Other Side with Tyler Henry

- Right. -Hey. All right, well, here we are.

I have a lot coming through.

There's some reference to basically people from the other side,

like parents, guiding someone's love life from the other side.

Oh, my goodness.

-So, we'll see... I know! -This is going to be exciting.

-Love you, Tyler. -All right, wish me luck.

-Wait, wait, wait. -Oh, gotta fix the hair.

All right, all right. You're looking good, kid.

-All right, love you, Mom. -Love you, too.

My name is Tyler Henry, and I have a rather unusual ability.

I don't exactly see dead people, but I definitely communicate with them.

I receive messages from those who've passed for those still here,

proving our loved ones never truly leave us.

I don't know who I'm going to read or what messages may come through,

but powerful revelations await from the other side.

This group is about to receive a live reading

from the world's most renowned medium.

Welcome to Live from the Other Side with Tyler Henry.

I am Amanda Kloots.

If you're not familiar with his work,

Tyler never knows who he's going to read before he reads them.

And on this show, that's no different.

Our guests, along with their friends and family,

have been kept completely apart from Tyler and his team until right now.

So let's meet Tyler.

-Hello! -Hi!

- How are you? -There you are.

-He's just hiding behind a wall. -I...

-How are you doing? -Doing great.

Are you ready to meet our celebrity and their guests?

I sure am. I'm actually already sweating, so...

- I can tell. -Yes.

- Let's go. -It's Dewy. Dewy from the afterlife.

That's good signs. We know that means good things.

- Yes. -All right, Tyler.

-Here's our celebrity and their guests. - Hello, everybody. How's it going?

-Hello. Hi. -Nice to meet you.

-It's so nice to meet you. -How are you?

-Hi. So nice to meet you. -Oh, so wonderful to meet you.

-You're a familiar face. -Hey. Yeah!

-I've seen you before. How are you? -Hi. So nice to meet you.

- Wonderful to meet you. -Nice to meet you.

Thank you all for coming and being here today.

And shout out to Mom over here.

- Hi, everyone. -Shout-out to Mama. Hi, Mama. Hi, Teresa.

I love it.

Well, I am so excited to get to delve in today.

I think I've seen you before in person.

I feel like we were seated at a table one time.

-We were, yes! - That's right.

It was a charity event, I think, or something like that.

Yes. You know what I remember from that event?

The teleprompter broke, and I had to go get up there and talk.

And I felt like, "Okay, I'm going to start doing a vaudeville act at this point."

'Cause I was standing up there like deer in the headlights.

Well, Tyler, this is Chrishell Stause from Selling Sunset season eight.

And Chrishell, why don't you introduce who you brought with you today?

I would love to. So this is my sister, Shonda.

Wonderful.

-And this is Chris Appleton. -It is.

And this is Nina Parker.

- -And this is Molly Burnett.

And I'm obsessed and love all of them so very much.

They're all very close to me.

Well, I'm so glad. Thank you for bringing them.

And I'm excited to see what comes through today.

We have a lot to work with.

And so I'll organically just kind of go where I'm led.

But as we go through this process today,

you know, what's so fascinating about this work from the other side

is that meaningful coincidences are so often a big part

of how they communicate with us.

And it's so interesting, even Amanda being here today,

her late husband, Nick, today is his birthday...

- - Oh, my gosh.

...the premiere day of this show and this next chapter in her life.

And I think that really kind of speaks to that fact

that the universe works in mysterious ways and we have to look for those moments.

-So I'm excited to delve in today. -Yes.

Well, I will give it a scribble.

We will go through and see what comes in.

Now, obviously it looks like we have some objects here,

unless there's a magical wand out of nowhere.

But I'll try to hold on to various ones, and then we'll kind of see

where we're led, and we'll go from there.

And I have my handy-dandy notebook!

So we will give it a scribble.

Scribbling is just kind of how I get into an altered state of consciousness

and start kind of receiving the information.

So, what I'll do is I'll start with this, if that's okay, and I'll hold it up.

-Thank you so much. -Do you want all of it?

I'd love that, absolutely.

And we'll just give it one moment and see what comes through.

Thank you so much.

Oh, that's so cute. I love it.

-We've got these rocks. -

Give me one sec.

That's so cute.

How funny.

Amazing.

So, immediately...

I'm gonna talk about Mom's side of family.

And there's a bunch we're gonna talk about as far as fiery,

strong personalities,

really intense, really very clear,

which helps, like, no-nonsense, the way this comes in.

There's a joke about what these are worth.

- - Oh, my gosh!

And I have to talk about what these are worth,

like the value of them.

And there's like a joke about this.

There's references to someone receiving gifts.

We'll figure out where the objects go and if any objects here today

were actually a gift given to somebody.

Well, there's a lot popping in.

I'm going to give this back to you just for the time being

and we can perhaps put it either there or on the table.

And then I will go through and we will hold each object for you guys

-and we'll kind of get started from there. -Okay. Okay.

So, do you guys have any, by chance? Any that you brought today?

-I have pho... We have photos, yeah. -Yes, pictures.

-I have an object for you. - Cool, yeah.

You can put it all on the table there and then we'll figure out a way

to kind of, like, get it passed down.

Any photos... It's good to keep face down just so it doesn't reveal

the identity of the person and we'll figure it out.

-So... -Shall I pass it to you?

Um, you know, yeah, we'll just sit with it for one moment.

And we'll go from there. Thank you so much.

Okay, got that. Got that.

Got that.

Okay.

This lady's, like, coming at me right away.

And then I'm... Okay, so I'm gonna bifurcate this.

So what I'll do is I'll hand that back.

All right, it's like a game of musical folders.

But we're going to figure out where we are going.

I immediately have to highlight in the way this comes through,

Mom, firecracker. Situation in the way this pops in

of having to refer... Here, I'm gonna hand that back to you,

so sorry, and then I'm gonna get right into it.

-Okay, let me look and see. -

So, the way this comes across is... I immediately want to highlight you two.

And there's a very strong emphasis on you two, you two, you two.

When we talk about older women... I don't want to call them "older,"

but there's this feeling of, "I feel like I have aged kind of in a short period."

"I don't feel super old as far as my longevity,

but kind of in the middle."

I feel like I have to talk about, um, you know Stevie Nicks, like Fleetwood Mac?

I don't know if you guys are familiar with that.

I keep getting, like, Fleetwood Mac feelings.

I don't know if I have hair like this

or if there's some connection with Stevie Nicks

or some kind of, like, connection with a song,

but I have to highlight that aspect.

There's a reference, for some reason, of a dichotomy between understanding.

Uh, they're having me talk about the symbol of Virgo,

which is generally indicative of September, do you know...

Do you have any siblings that are born around this time of year?

Um, our mom's, uh, birthday was yesterday.

Gotcha, okay, but no siblings born this time of year?

-We do have a sibling. A sister. - Okay.

Gotcha, so that's kind of where I'm going.

- Oh, I'm sorry. -No, no, it's totally fine.

- -It's all good.

I'm kind of going in more of a sibling direction.

And they're just acknowledging that individual.

And they're just like, "It's all good. It is what it is."

And that's just good to take note of.

Uh, there is an acknowledgement in the way this comes through

of some kind of difficulty around

hoarding or collecting things and then offering to help clear them out.

But then I don't accept the help, but then I end up needing the help.

Does that make any sense?

It makes perfect sense.

There's a sense of almost like resisting help

until I actually really need it and it's too late.

And there's the sense of...

...a lightness, and when I connect with this,

this feeling of Mom gives me a sense of relief,

a sense of peace.

I need you to know she was not afraid when she went,

and that aspect comes in.

There's a sense of acceptance.

"I accept that I can't fix this, and so I'm gonna go."

There's a feeling of not wanting to leave a mess of fiscal situations after I pass

for the girls to handle or deal with.

There's this feeling when she looks back in hindsight

of how if she were still here,

she would acknowledge how proud of you she was for stepping up to the plate.

But more than that,

there's this feeling of the shifting of roles

between what would look like mother and daughter.

And if either of you ever found yourselves having to be like Mom

for your own mom in some way,

or found yourselves at a place of maybe an understanding

that Mom didn't quite get to,

there's that sense of that kind of dichotomy switch

in the way this comes through.