Teresa Palmer believes in ‘innate intuition’ after role on A Discovery of Witches

She is about to star on the second season of A Discovery of Witches. 

And Australian actress Teresa Palmer believes not all supernatural and worldly abilities are left for the screen and fairytales.

The 34-year-old divulged her ability in an interview with The Sunday Telegraph on Sunday: ‘I think we all have the ability to tap into our innate intuition and I try to do that, absolutely.’ 

Teresa claims that without tapping into her ‘innate intuition’, she would have likely been without the series’ lead of university historian and witch Diana Bishop.  

The mother also added she would have been without the role if it was not for the help of actress friend Phoebe Tonkin, who gave her a ‘little boost of confidence’ before the audition.

Phoebe, 31, has played a variety of roles over the years, including a witch on The Secret Circle.

‘It was Phoebe Tonkin who have me a little boost of confidence before I walked into my Discovery of Witches audition,’ Teresa told the publication.

‘Having been a witch on TV before, she messaged me and said, “from one witch to another, you’ve got this”… and it was great.’

The supernatural series is an adaption of Deborah Harkness’ 2011 historical-fantasy novel, A Discovery of Witches.

Its first episode are expected to arrive on BINGE on Wednesday, with others to follow every consecutive week.

Teresa’s interview follows celebrating her seventh wedding anniversary with her husband, Mark Webber.

The Australian actress shared the Tweet that led to her marrying the American director.

She explained she had tagged the 40-year-old in post on Twitter after seeing The End of Love – a drama film he wrote and directed.

Their brief interaction was the start of what has been an eight-year romance and led to the pair writing letters to each other via email while on opposite sides of the US.