As Halloween’s eerie atmosphere gives way to November, the season of ghosts, spirits and things that go bump in the night isn’t quite over in Florida. For Matt Fraser, however, communicating with the dead isn’t reserved for spooky season. It’s an everyday reality, and one he’s bringing to audiences across the Sunshine State.
Known as America’s Top Psychic Medium, Fraser is a New York Times bestselling author, former star of E!‘s hit reality series Meet the Frasers and one of the country’s most recognizable personalities in the world of psychic mediumship. This November, his Undeniable Proof of Life After Death tour will make stops in Orange Park, Orlando and West Palm Beach, promising audiences an evening of unexpected revelations, emotional reunions and perhaps a few goosebumps.
“Every show is completely different because I never know who is going to come through from the other side or what they are going to say,” Fraser explains. “I walk onto that stage knowing absolutely nothing about the people in the audience, and then Spirit takes over.”
For Fraser, Florida is more than another destination on his national tour. It’s practically a second home. He and his wife, Alexa, married in Palm Beach, own a vacation property in Palm Beach County and frequently escape to the region with their children.
“Florida has always had a special place in my heart,” he shares. “It has really become our favorite escape with the kids and a place where we can slow down, spend time together and make memories as a family.”
But when the lights dim and Fraser takes the stage, family vacations give way to something considerably more mysterious.

One particularly chilling encounter occurred during a previous Florida appearance when Fraser delivered a reading to a woman accompanied by her two skeptical daughters.
During the session, Fraser says he received an unusual message from the woman’s deceased husband suggesting he had been buried with someone. When the daughters expressed confusion, Fraser described seeing a dog.
That’s when the evening took an unexpected turn.
According to Fraser, the mother began crying and revealed that after her husband’s death, she had secretly returned to the cemetery and buried their dog’s remains alongside him. She had never shared that information with her daughters.
“The entire audience got chills. You could feel the energy in the room change instantly,” Fraser recalls. “Here was this incredibly specific piece of information that, according to her, nobody else knew.”
Stories like these have helped build Fraser’s following, although he welcomes those who question his abilities.
“You don’t have to believe me!” he says enthusiastically. “I actually love skeptics because I was one myself.”
Despite growing up in a family familiar with psychic experiences, Fraser admits he initially resisted his own perceived abilities. Today, he encourages audiences to approach his demonstrations with curiosity rather than blind faith.
“My job isn’t to make you believe in me. My job is to deliver what I receive.”
And while his readings can appear remarkably specific, Fraser acknowledges that interpreting spiritual messages isn’t always straightforward.
“Of course. I’m human,” he says when asked whether he has ever gotten a reading wrong.
He describes receiving impressions through images, feelings, memories and words, which he must interpret immediately. Rather than encouraging participants to accept every statement, Fraser insists they should reject anything that doesn’t resonate.
His celebrity clientele has included Kelly Clarkson, Jenny McCarthy, Gloria Estefan, Gretchen Rossi and Drita D’Avanzo, alongside personalities associated with The Real Housewives and Botched.
Clarkson remains a particularly memorable experience.

“Kelly Clarkson was definitely one of the most fun television experiences because her reaction was priceless,” Fraser recalls. “She’s so genuine and expressive that you knew exactly what she was thinking as the messages were coming through!”
Beyond television appearances and sold-out-style theatrical experiences, Fraser is helping curious followers explore their own intuition.
Together with his mother, longtime professional psychic Angela Fraser, he created The Invisible Gift, an educational program exploring intuition, psychic development and mediumship through guided exercises, workshops and video instruction.
“I believe everybody has intuitive ability,” he explains. “The difference is that it doesn’t look the same for everyone.”
His literary career also continues to expand. Following his latest book, Don’t Wait Till You’re Dead, Fraser is developing another release for 2027 examining the signs, dreams and coincidences that people sometimes associate with departed loved ones.
When he’s not contemplating the afterlife, Fraser enjoys decidedly earthly pleasures throughout Palm Beach County. His family favorites include Pura Vida, Adrienne’s Pizzabar, Sloan’s ice cream and Lynora’s, a particularly fitting destination given his Italian heritage.
Still, his upcoming Florida appearances are ultimately about something more meaningful than supernatural intrigue.
“Death changes the relationship, but I don’t believe it ends it,” Fraser says.
As November approaches, audiences in Orange Park, Orlando and West Palm Beach will have an opportunity to witness his unusual live experience firsthand. Whether attending as a devoted believer, a grieving loved one or a Halloween-season skeptic intrigued by life’s greatest mystery, Fraser offers the same invitation.
“You don’t have to walk in believing anything. Just come with an open mind and see what happens.”
For tour dates, ticket information and additional details, visit MeetMattFraser.com or follow @MeetMattFraser on Instagram.