Self-proclaimed 'jet-setting witch' reveals going through airport security is a nightmare due to her 'bag of white powder' and potions

A jet-setting witch says getting through airport security is a nightmare thanks to the potions she stores in her luggage - and a bag of white powder.

Victoria Unikel claims she's possessed magical powers since childhood.

Now, she loves to perform protection and success rituals all over the world to help her succeed in business.

Flying both commercially and on a private jet, the 47-year-old admits she raises eyebrows and security questions with her spell ingredients.

And it's no surprise, given her luggage contains slightly out of the ordinary objects including crystals, salt and even a human skull.

On a trip to New York this year Victoria, who's president of VUGA Media Group, says security questioned her about the crystals in her hand luggage after they showed up black on the baggage scanner.

After explaining what the harmless items were to baffled security staff, Victoria claims she was allowed onto the flight with her magical collection.

But even witches have to follow the rules as Victoria concedes any liquids, including her special oils and potions, must be decanted into 100ml bottles.

Victoria, who lives in Miami in Florida, US, said: 'I have special rituals, which I do quickly every day in the morning.

'I have lots of different rituals and share these on my social media channel Exorcista.

'When I go through security at the airport and they see my bottles and potions in my bag they ask questions.

'On a trip to New York, my crystals turned up black on the scanner at the airport and they couldn't see through them so they were suspicious.

'When I told them that they were crystals for casting spells they were surprised.

'In my suitcase I have crystals, black and white salt, potions and bottles.

'I use special oils in a bottle, but it's a small bottle because even witches have to stay under the 100ml liquid limit.'

This isn't the first time Victoria has had issues while jetting across the globe.

She previously travelled bra-less and drenched in perfume in order to be 'sexy' for her husband.

Despite getting an enthusiastic thumbs up from husband Gene Avakyan, she claims 'rude' passengers criticised her perfume usage and that airline staff ordered her to cover up.

But defiant Victoria refuses to be told how to dress, sometimes travelling in her Exorcista garb to help hone her gifts.

Victoria says she's possessed her magical witch abilities since the age of one and claims all the women in her family carry the same magical traits.

Now as a businesswoman she channels her gifts into performing rituals that help her succeed both in business and her personal life - and continue to build on her million-dollar empire.

The actress and former model is now sharing her rituals for protection, success and revenge on her social media channel Exorcista to help others become successful in all aspects of their life too.

Victoria said: 'I've had these abilities since my childhood.

'When I was one in kindergarten, I began to express my wishes to people to influence their speech and how they behaved.

'I saw things that other people don't see. I remember being two and I started to see spirits.

'I was afraid but I asked my grandmother and she said she had this ability and that it runs in the women's side of our family.

'I have been doing this my whole life but now I'm trying to make it public.

'These rituals have helped me become successful as a millionaire.'