Anti-masker 'Bunnings Karen' claims she spoke to spirit of Princess Diana about Meghan

Notorious Bunnings anti-mask protester Lizzy Rose claims to have conducted a seance, summoning the spirit of Princess Diana. Photos / Instagram and Getty Images

Notorious Bunnings anti-mask protester Lizzy Rose claims she has conducted a seance, summoning the spirit of Princess Diana.

The self-described witch and psychic told her Facebook following it was a "lengthy" seance in which the princess was asked 33 questions, including whether she is still alive, if she secretly attended her sons' weddings and her opinion on Meghan Markle.

"I have worked with her energy most of my life whilst she was living and since her public death," Rose says of the people's princess in a post.

"I am working with her energy and essence to gain the answers that we seek."

Rose said the main focus of the "channelling" was to find out whether anti-lockdown protests against Covid-19 restrictions planned this weekend would be successful.

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Ritual Hangover Battling at the gates of hell isn't pretty. The after effects of challenging BAAL VvvV No I'm not sick with CV19 lol Vid cuts out before I say bye, sorry my mobiles memory is full. Its time I order an additional memory card. I'm resting up tonight as I return to the task at hand to bring about Justice for our People. For as we will it So mote it Be LER )O(

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"What is it going to take to end this tyranny?" is one of the questions she asks.

Others, which Rose says have been sent to her from her supporters, centre on conspiracy theories about Diana's death.

"There are many rumours Princess Diana is alive alongside JFK Jr ... is she?" she said.

"Will Megan Markle do a massive tell all that will bring the royal family down fast?"

Rose rose to prominence last month after she filmed herself walking through Bunnings without a mask on.

Melbourne is under a stage 4 lockdown that includes a curfew between 8pm and 5am.

Residents can only leave their homes to go shopping, for one hour of exercise or if they work in an job that is exempt and must wear a mask when they leave home to prevent the coronavirus spreading.

Over the past 24 hours, Victoria recorded 70 new coronavirus cases on Tuesday and five deaths.