British wellness guru Jamie Meek and his husband Fin were feared dead in the massive Air India plane crash in India that took place Thursday seconds after the plane took off. 45-year-old Jamie Meek and his husband, 39-year-old Fiongal Greenlaw, posted a video of themselves sitting at the airport while they were waiting for the ill-fated plane. Jamie Meek’s brother Nick Meek told DailyMail that the family was devastated after the crash. ‘We were expecting him home tonight. He should have landed at 6.30pm and then driven up for about 11 to get his dog who is staying with our Mum. She is not in a good way. It is all very raw for her at the moment. It’s a lot to take in and we only heard this news a couple of hours ago,” Nick said. Nick revealed that Jamie and his husband were in India for 10 days to attend a wellness retreat. It was not Jamie Meek’s first visit to India, Nick said, adding that this was te first time they went to India as a couple. He said that Jamie and Fin had married in 2022 and lived in Ramsgate, Kent. They appeared on ITV’s This Morning to promote their wellness brand.
‘We are at the airport just boarding’
“‘We are at the airport just boarding. Goodbye India. Ten-hour flight back to England. What was your biggest takeaway Jamie?” Fion asked. “I don’t know,” he said. “Thanks for your contribution,” Fion said. Other passengers were seen milling in the background. The couple posted several videos of their India stay, including getting henna tattoos, riding tuk-tuk, shopping for fabrics etc. They arrived in Ahmedabad just a day before flying back and celebrated their “last night in India”. “We have been on quite a journey and then spending our last night here in this beautiful hotel, it’s really been great way to round off the trip,” Jamie said in one of the videos. Their wellness company, ‘The Wellness Foundry’, was founded by Fiongal in 2018 after Fion had a spiritual awakening following a mysterious illness. The company specializes in tarot and psychic readings, reiki and other alternative spiritual therapies, the website said.
