Jane Seymour claims her late mum appears as feathers at life’s major moments, offering reassurance.
The actress, 71, lost mother Mieke Frankenberg to a stroke in 2007, and admits it is weird but comforting to see a feather when big things happen.
“She manifests herself in feathers, it’s so weird”, Jane told The Australian Women’s Weekly magazine.
“My sisters would sit next to her in this care home.
"They went to get a coffee and when they returned she’d gone.
“Where they’d been sitting was one single white feather.
"They called the cleaning lady at my mother’s house and she said, ‘When your mum passed, I was hoovering and underneath the portrait Jane did of her is a single white feather.’
“Since she died every time something major happens or there’s a decision to be made, there’s a feather.
"I believe it’s my mother trying to talk to me, to tell me everything’s OK.”
Known for playing Bond girl Solitaire in 1973 film Live and Let Die Jane also starred in TV cowboy drama Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman.
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