A TikTok comedian has accurately predicted the number of new Covid cases in NSW for the fourth day in a row.
Jon-Bernard Kairouz predicted 111 cases for NSW in a video more than 24 hours before it was announced at 11am on Saturday.
His video showed him drawing nonsense diagrams, statistics, and equations on a whiteboard before giving his prediction.
Mr Kairouz claims his predictions are made using mathematics, but it is much more likely he receives inside knowledge from someone with access to the data.
Tik Tok comedian Jon Bernard Kairouz has again accurately predicted the number of new Covid cases in NSW - for the fourth day in a row
He claimed to have received a stern phone call from NSW Health demanding he refrain from posting further videos.
'He said we would have to cease giving out the numbers because we are compromising the public health system,' Kairouz told news.com.au.
The NSW Health employee reportedly said it would be in his 'best interest' to cease making any more videos, and if he didn't there could be 'consequences' for health staff.
The TikTok star claimed he told the worker he simply used maths to calculate his predictions and did not have a source in the department.
Kairouz has since said he would not make any more case number predictions for 'legal reasons'.
Many people on social media speculated Mr Kairouz had an informant after he correctly predicted the number of new Covid-19 cases in NSW four days in a row.
Mr Kairouz has uploaded a video to Twitter on Friday evening predicting 111 Covid cases for Saturday, despite claims NSW Health has warned him to stop making the calculations
The TikTok star says he has received threatening messages from people who believe he is related to NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian's new boyfriend
Mr Kairouz has repeatedly denied the accusations, claiming he uses data based on the previous day's results to arrive at his predictions.
The 25-year-old said he came up with his answers by using a Casio scientific calculator and 'simple maths', based on cases infectious in the community, the diameter and circumference of hotspot areas and population areas.
Daily Mail Australia has contacted NSW Health and is awaiting confirmation of Mr Kairouz's claims.
The development comes as the TikTok star said he had received threatening messages from followers who believe he is related to Gladys Berejiklian's new partner, lawyer Arthur Moses.
The comedian from western Sydney, has gained a huge social media following through his spot-on predictions of new coronavirus cases.
Kairouz told Nova's Fitzy & Wippa he had been accused of being a relative of the NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian, or her new boyfriend Arthur Moses (pictured together)
Late on Thursday night, he correctly predicted that NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian would announced 97 new cases on Friday morning.
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