This is your year of learning and sexual exploration. Mercury broadens your horizons and wanderlust strikes, but you’re hungry for more than just tourist snapshots; you’re feeding your mind through courses and books.
Jupiter spends the first half of the year blessing you with protection and growth. When it moves on midyear, you keep a little of the luck it left behind. Armed with newfound confidence, you’re taking bigger risks and loving it.
YOUR 2026 MANTRA: I step outside my comfort zone with confidence.
POWER DATES: January 3, March 11, May 31, December 24.
Your 2026 horoscopes on love, career and life are below…
Romance and Relationships
April’s full moon brings the potential for family drama, but compromise becomes your secret weapon. A free-spirited friend coaxes your rebellious side out to play in May. Mercury’s October retrograde has singles falling hard for someone who stimulates their mind and body. This is intellectual foreplay at its finest. At the same time, Pluto turns up the heat for couples, taking intimacy to intoxicating new levels.
Cash and Career
Saturn and Neptune team up to make you question your career and where your life is heading. This planetary push guides you towards work that nourishes your soul. February’s solar eclipse demands a snap decision about shared money or debts. Then knowledge becomes power as you master money moves with budgeting apps, investment books and podcasts. Keep playing it smart because December’s full moon in your sign brings cash rewards for those who stay sharp.
Health and Happiness
May’s blue moon delivers a health or fitness victory, whether that’s building strength after injury or reaching a personal best. But Uranus is messing with your sleep patterns, so protect your zzz. Blue light is your enemy at bedtime, and caffeine needs an earlier curfew (yes, that includes your beloved chocolate). Your body knows what it needs, so trust its signals.
This article was originally published by Natasha Weber on the Marie Claire Australia website
Syndicated for Marie Claire Nigeria by Denise Eseimokumoh
