Tyler Henry Reads “Modern Family” Stars Sofia Vergara & Jesse Tyler Ferguson | E! News

Tyler Henry Reads “Modern Family” Stars Sofia Vergara & Jesse Tyler Ferguson | E! News

Spice Girls tickets went on sale last night. I saw you know I predicted that, right? Oh, yeah. Yeah. And I told Melb that it would be without Victoria. I was there that day and I remember you telling me that after. Yeah. Cuz she was a little skeptical. She was like, “No, we’ll see. Hopefully,” she said or something. Yeah, it was fun. I’m Sophia Vara. I am Gloria for Modern Family. So, I think uh that’s where Tyler must know I’m from. [Music] I brought my niece Claudia. She’s very open, loves also these kind of of of things. We’ve been fans for like what, like two years? Like two years. Yeah. We’ve really been waiting for this moment for a while. So, very excited. Yeah. She wanted to be part because you know we have a lot of family members in common. Here we are. Bye. Have fun. Hello. So good to meet you. How are you? I can’t believe you finally come in. More than nervous. I’m very excited to meet him. Where are you coming from now? Uh, Malibu, actually. I read his book and I think it would be, you know, fun to do this. Sit down. A, thank you. Wow. Sophia, it’s an honor to meet you. No, thank you for having me. I’ve been like waiting to meet you. Oh my gosh. I am in totally star struck, so I’m going to have to work through it, but um I’m very excited for this. So, I assume you’ve seen the show before. Okay. So, the way this kind of works is throughout the duration of our reading, I’ll basically scribble. And that’s just my way of meditating, kind of getting in the zone, kind of like a daydream. And my goal is really to make sure that when you leave this experience, you’ve gotten something from it. There’s something value, you know, a value that’s came through. I already got what I wanted that I was meeting you. Oh, thank you. So sweet. So, I have more than one person coming through. Um, yeah, there’s two Rs. I feel like I have to highlight both. And there’s this acknowledgement of like coming through together. coming through together is the two Rs. Both would have passed. How many R names can you think of in the family? Two. Okay. Cuz they are referencing to two Rs. It keeps coming up. Two Rs. Two Rs. Two Rs. Two Rs. Two Rs. One is a female that passed away. She comes through. Very motherly, but not your biological mom. I feel like she would have been like someone who passed away kind of more at an age appropriate age. So, not super young, but she’s coming through and she’s actually bringing forward this younger male that passed away. And she’s actually connecting with him on the other side as well. And this younger male, he basically I can tell died very tragically or it feels like very um very sudden. And in his case, I can tell that this this fasting would have been very like traumatic, tragic. Um it doesn’t feel like family had a lot of resolve around this as this happens. Whereas with her passing, the female I’m talking about, I think it’s my dad with my own. So there’s just kind of this distinction that’s being made between these two. Do you know of any women in the family who would have dealt with any issues involving like leg swelling or like fluid retention? It would have to be an identifiable feature in in a person. And the way this comes across, there’s this feeling of like I want to describe is like I want to like plop up my leg with this and then I’m seeing like my feet being rubbed and like it’s just a lot of visuals that are basically referencing to like fluid retention. Do you know what I’m talking about with this? Okay. I can’t get this out of my head. that keeps coming through like we think of this person, we think of the leg swelling or something. She’s very much acknowledging like being able to see your success. The feeling is that she saw this in you in some way um before it ever even happened. Well, her name is was Rosala. She was my mom’s sister. She just passed away uh 5 months ago. Uh she died from a knee replacement. her the the operation didn’t work out and she retained a lot of you know fluid like you said and it was a complication from the operation so she passed away um she was a very close aunt because she was my mom’s uh sister I wasn’t looking uh to make a connection with her but it would be very like my aunt to be presenting herself and be very pushy and trying to to be part of the whole thing she was always very um involved and always like following me on what I was doing in my career. I think she’s going to be happy that her picture and that she looks so pretty. He’s on TV. Oh, absolutely. She was a person that didn’t have like a filter. So, she would always like say or do something that was like completely like inappropriate. It was always kind of funny to to be around her. That was very, you know, amazing. Unless it’s their own close family, nobody could have known the cause of her death. H I’m just going to hold on to this really quick minute. Basically, the deal is there’s an individual who passed away in some form of either like a shooting or like their life was taken from them. That younger man that I was connecting with, how did he actually pass away? In a shooting. In a shooting. Okay. So that makes sense. And he has to be my dad for sure. Ralphie. Check and see if there’s a nickname. This is weird the way this is coming across. Uh I thought I was hearing Ralphie, but I wasn’t hearing Ralphie. It was like Rafie or something. Um maybe Rafie. I don’t know. I’m like butchering it in the way this is coming across. My brother Raphael. Um, and this was his watch. He passed away when he was 26 years old. Um, he was 2 years older than me. So, right now he would be 48. Um, and he passed away and of course it, you know, changed everybody’s life in in our in our family. [Music] My brother was killed in Barangia, Colombia in the ’90s. It was a a very um dramatic uh thing. Um he was shot and unfortunately none of us was able to to say goodbye to him. He died instantly. He is kind of having me talk about this kind of interesting thing after he passed away. Um this is kind of confusing. He’s referencing to his passing and then he’s having me talk about like transition happening after he passed. This is kind of confusing, but it feels like there’s a passing and then people either move or residentially change or like there’s some form of a move in the way this comes through. There’s such a big emphasis on the move and making a move and wanting people to get out of somewhere. He wanted this move to happen like a big move and it it honestly feels like it’s not we’re just moving down the street. There’s like a big move. Gotcha. So, and this happened after he passed. Yeah. Right after. Right after. cuz the feeling with this is like a a collective like an exhale like oh thank god they’re out they’re they’re out for him that feels like one of the best things that could have been done because that huge move and not just for one person or this feels like a whole group of people there’s an appreciation there behind this from a family perspective it’s like as long as they’re away from here there’s a sense of peace we are four siblings and my brother him and I were closest to age. So, we grew up uh very close to to each other. After he was killed, we um kind of like all came together and I decided since I was already living in the United States to bring the rest of my family to where I was living in Florida and Claudia, my niece, moved with her mom to Bota, the capital. What’s interesting is that, you know, when sometimes people will pass and I’ll connect with them and they actually won’t actively still be involved in their family’s lives. In this case, he is still massively involved in his family’s lives. And this is referencing to what would be his daughter, I’m thinking. He had uh one daughter, Cla Daniela. How old was she when when he passed? Um three. That was the baby. He was referencing looking out for a baby like a little one. The way this is coming in, they’re referencing the geographical distance and they’re having me talk about a move. This is just important cuz they’re bringing this up. There’s a very distinct reference of opportunity to go between two places. This is good to keep in mind as well. They’re acknowledging around her taking the next step that she’s going to have the opportunity to do something that that would be something like a program, something official, something that one would do to learn more about something. I see this happening for her. I just don’t think it’s been done yet. She’s watching. Oh, fabulous. That’s nice. Yeah. Yeah. Can I ask my niece to come? She’s the owner of the watch. Hi. Hi. How are you? How are you? This was so fun. How are you? Oh my gosh, you look so similar. She’s mini me. Oh my god, it was so exciting to watch. It’s a lot to listen to. This is very intense. The moon thing was perfect because it’s she’s been telling me all the time. She’s like, “You can do the best of both coasts. You can do Miami and LA back and forth.” And I’m like, “Yeah, because it takes work, you know, to do both.” Absolutely. Do you ever feel your dad around in your life? All the time. All the time. Good. All the time. Always. Yeah. Absolutely. It was amazing how strong he came through. And and I just want you to know the best thing you can do to honor your dad is to do everything that you want to do, to live your passion, to live your truth, to go out there and do all these things. He’s going to live through that and he’s going to be with you when you do these things. And you’re never going to be alone. I really never I’ve never felt alone ever. Like I don’t Exactly. Because she she’s always had a lot of people around. Yeah. Exactly. All the moms. Yes. That helps. All the moms. Definitely. It was special for Clary, I think, for to be here because uh she loved uh Tyler, right? So glad you came. I’m so happy I came. And because she always wanted to to hear something about her father so that she could feel a little bit closer with with him since she doesn’t remember him. Thank you, Tyler. Yes. Yes. Dada. You see? Oh, thank you very much. Thank you so much. Yes, of course. Of course, of course. I think Tyler has a a special talent that something is really, you know, happening in him. All right. One, two, three. Cheese. All her. She’s a lot prettier than I am. He actually told me things that nobody in the in the world could have known. Thank you. Bye. Thank you. Oh, Tyler. You know, everything is kind of positive what what he says and what he does. Is it beautiful? I mean, I I’m going away with a very nice feeling and and very grateful that I was able to meet Tyler. She’s South American. She’s beautiful. She’s an actress. Starts with an S. I already read Sophia. is super. Oh my god. What you haven’t You always wanted to read her. I’ve always wanted to read her. Yes. On a day’s work. [Music] We’re standing by. All right. Sending father. Hurry. Hello. Hi. Recognize you. We do. Oh my god. The bigger stores unbroken. You have to come through this side. I love all crack through like a baby door. Let me see if I can get this to work. Hi. How are you? Coming. Oh my gosh. Do you recognize me? I didn’t think you would. I do. I was like on TV when you were like 10. So I guess I have been in your world for a while. Oh my god. My name is Jesse Tyler Ferguson. Tyler might have seen me on Modern Family. Are we doing in here? No, I don’t think so. No. Okay. There’s a lot of Minnelli Tyler in there. That’s bad energy. That’s what we’re doing here. Oh, nice. Okay. Cute. It’s a library, but it’s for having a cocktail if you want. Reminds me of like a speak easy. I do believe that people have this gift. I’ve never sat face to face with someone who’s a medium. But honestly, like I was super resistant to doing this until I saw some of my friends who had done it. Jim Parsons being one of them. So, I sort of dove in and watched a few episodes and kind of saw what the show was. And I got to say, I’m really excited to see what happens today. I’m excited today. I have a lot coming through already and really usually what people are meant to know is usually what comes out great eventually. So I have a little bit of knowledge on people in my world who have passed away and I would like to maybe dig a little deeper and connect with them um about some of the things I’ve discovered. I have my notepad here and my pen and I basically just scribbled and we’ll see what comes up. Great. So let’s see what happens. Okay. Okay. [Music] Were you hoping to potentially connect to paternal side today? I mean, that was where I was leaning toward. Okay. So, I have this woman coming through and she’s identifying herself as a mother figure on dad’s side and she’s coming through and acknowledging kind of being like a mother figure to multiple people. And usually when they identify that, that’s usually the way of acknowledging that they lived long enough to kind of have a maternal relationship with grandkids. And so, for some reason, they’re having me talk about the three kids. I’m going to talk about two boys, one girl. They’re kind of separating this in my mind and they’re circling one of the boys and it keeps coming through and they’re like, “That’s the one I need to talk about.” So, do you have any siblings? Yes. Okay. What’s the line up there? I’m the oldest. My sister’s the middle child and my brother’s the youngest. Nice. Then that would fit. She’s bringing forward a very strong emphasis on like a J connection. I’m saying big J. So, what was your grandmother’s name? Jesse. She was named after me. Nice. Fabulous. Okay. Okay. I was named after her probably, right? Not that I’m at about it, but Gotcha. So, she would be the Jay then. Yes. There’s this feeling of like very special bond, very special connection. The feeling that I have to acknowledge this is you’re special. You’re special. And she keeps putting an emphasis on that and that’s you. Okay. My relationship with my grandmother was very strong. She only had one son. So, the three grandkids she had were the three grandkids she had and I was the first. Everyone wants to be heard that they’re favorite. But when Tyler tells you that you’re the favorite, then you know it’s true. And on that level, I feel like there’s questions, and I’m going to ask you what those questions are, cuz there’s some questions oriented towards her that need to get answered, and that’s why she’s here today. I definitely delved into research on my family and unearthed a lot of information that I found troubling. And I had so many questions I wanted to ask her about, if she knew of some of the stuff that had happened in the past. and also her blessing to delve cuz I was I was curious. Gotcha. Um it kind of feels like when I’m focusing on her, she’s having me kind of talk about how to word this. She’s kind of being selective is the way I would describe it in what Oh, that’s what she does. But this is coming in and this is interesting. Okay. Wow. Uh this is so bizarre. They’re showing me like moving around a lot. They’re having me talk about not being monogous, not being faithful to the person’s partner. This is a man they’re having me talk about. Am I correct in saying this person had a spouse? Yes. But were they not faithful to their spouse? Yes. Okay. I feel like when I’m connecting with this guy, I I have to talk about he either was involved in the movement of illegal things. This keeps coming through. I have to be honest as it’s coming in. He in some form would have been involved in something sketchy business-wise. I know that’s kind of a a big thing, but it kind of looks like I need to move here and I need to go there and I need to go here. And it’s almost like I’m dropping something off or transporting something. There’s they’re having me talk about a situation involving a judge in a situation where someone would have known a judge. Like someone attempted to basically use a connection they had in some way to sway something. I feel like we’re talking about Can I say who I think you’re talking about? My great-grandfather. Gotcha. Who I’m also named after? He has a history of moving around. He was charged with embezzlement. Okay. He was charged with a murder that he was acquitted from. I know that my grandmother always spoke very highly of my great-grandfather, which is why the information was so surprising. makes sense. There was not necessarily follow-up questions, but just questions about how do you feel about this? Like, how did why didn’t you tell us? And not feeling the burden of having to keep a secret. That’s so weird cuz when I’m connecting with the female in this equation, there’s a feeling of like see turning a blind eye like I’m not I’m not seeing what’s going on. That actually indicates intentionally not wanting to sometimes sounds like my family. So I feel like it’s kind of like it’s pleading ignorance, but it’s also saying I I kind of also was intentionally not wanting to to look at that. I’m sure that would be not something you’d want to delve into. And you know, shame is such a powerful emotion. It’s one of those things that’s so complicated and especially with families though our parents’ actions, you know, don’t define who we are. So many people feel defined by who their parents are. And that shame is such a powerful thing and I think it just shuts people down. And I don’t get any bad feelings by, you know, talking about it, by delving into it. I don’t feel like she’s upset that, you know, you now know these things, but the feeling with it is she wants it to be known her intentions were good with this, right? And I feel like my grandmother did know about some of these things and there is that element of shame, but there is a point of like where does the shame stop and I do wish he was around for me to say it’s okay. His actions do not reflect on you and you know, we can all move on from there. So, it is really powerful to sort of make those connections. It’s also like a question I’ve always had because I was very close with my grandmother, but my sexuality was never talked about. It’s like something that my parents sort of thought that they didn’t need to know about, right? And it’s obviously something I’m so prideful for and I have, you know, a great marriage now and want to have a big family and I just I I’ve always been curious like what they would right have said had they known. Makes sense. It’s interesting. I mean I don’t get anything directly about it but I can say from doing so many readings people come through they’re a lot more open-minded their perspective is broadened. What I can say with that is she in some sense is very much proud that these things have been brought up because there’s something to be explored and discussed and I’m sure that equates also the sexuality side of things. I do feel like shame is hereditary and I do think that did sort of reflect in me you know having a life that my grandmother knows nothing about. I guess I just wanted to make that introduction to be like, “Grandma, this is my husband. I’m so glad you guys got to finally meet.” So, I was very grateful for that information. Done. Amazing. Oh, sweet. We’ve covered some ground. Definitely. I think grandma really is like the main force and that’s really important. I hope some of these messages kind of benefit also family cuz I think it’s just important we live our truth. We that we not live in shame and that, you know, everybody has a family history. Then I think if we use that as a learning tool about the importance of being honest and being transparent about who we are and you’ve done that. So that’s awesome. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you for everything. I wanted some sort of closure or blessing from Grandma Jesse to dig. I don’t know what these paintings are. I always joke that I paint our guests on the ceiling. So I’ll paint you up next. Yeah. I’m gonna wait into these waters carefully, but I’m anxious to like share some information that was gifted to me by Tyler. Um, it was very, very exciting. It was um, it’s it’s moving to have someone who’s a complete stranger know so much about your life. I just feel very very fortunate that I was able to borrow him for a few hours and talk to him. I mean, it’s truly an honor.

Tyler sits down with “Griselda” star Sofia Vergara and connects to her late brother and connects Jesse Tyler Ferguson from “Modern Family” with his grandma

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