The TikTok Tarot Star Who Walked Away From Almost a Million Followers for Jesus

Nearly a million followers watched her read tarot cards. Then they watched her walk away from it all for Jesus.

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For years, the account known as "Alex Reads Tarot" pulled in the kind of audience most ministries only dream about: nearly a million followers on TikTok, tuning in for card pulls, spirit guidance, and readings on love, career, and everything in between. Then, in late June, Alex posted a ten minute video with no cards in sight. She was leaving it all behind for Jesus.

"Therefore if any man be in Christ, he is a new creature: old things are passed away; behold, all things are become new." 2 Corinthians 5:17 (KJV)

A Year of Quiet Questions

Alex was careful to say this wasn't a lightning bolt moment. She described nearly a year of quietly wrestling with questions she could no longer set aside, doubt building on doubt underneath the surface of a very public life. "If you told me a year ago I'd be making this video, I probably wouldn't have believed you," she said. That's what a real conversion tends to look like: not a dramatic before and after, but a slow accumulation of small, honest questions finally adding up to one answer she couldn't ignore.

She renamed her account "Alex in the Ordinary," deleted every piece of tarot content she had ever posted, and told viewers plainly there was no coming back. "I'm not going to be creating any more tarot content," she said. "And, once this account is gone, I will not be returning." The cost was immediate. Roughly 30,000 followers left within days. Some mourned content they said had genuinely helped them. Others in the tarot and occult community accused her of being pressured into it. Alex didn't walk any of it back.

What a Former Psychic Sees in Her Story

Jenn Nizza knows exactly what Alex is stepping into. A former psychic medium who spent years working professionally in the occult before her own conversion, a path that started with tarot cards at age 13, Nizza called tarot her own "gateway into the demonic" and described her exit as a ten month process, not an instant deliverance. Her advice for Alex was direct: find a solid, biblically based church, build a daily habit of Scripture and prayer, and expect real spiritual resistance in the months ahead. "Even though the enemy will come at you," Nizza said, "you have the victory in Christ." She closed with a line worth remembering for anyone stepping away from something the world told them they needed: "Never look back, because what you've put behind yourself could never have measured up to Jesus."

Key Takeaways

  • Alex, known online as "Alex Reads Tarot," announced in late June she was leaving tarot reading behind for good and giving her life to Jesus.
  • She deleted all her occult content, renamed her account "Alex in the Ordinary," and said she will not return to tarot.
  • Her conversion was gradual, nearly a year in the making, not a single dramatic moment.
  • She lost about 30,000 followers within days, with reactions ranging from support to accusations she'd been pressured.
  • Former psychic Jenn Nizza, who left the occult through her own conversion, urged Alex to root herself in a Bible believing church and to expect spiritual opposition.

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