Sagittarius, this is what the stars hold for you in 2026

From health and happiness to relationships and career, see what’s in the stars for your year ahead.

 

This is your year of body wisdom and second chances. February’s eclipse floods your brain with brilliant ideas. Pluto’s retrograde exposes a secret, but there’s freedom in naming what’s unsaid.

May’s blue moon resurrects old body-image battles, but this time you’re making peace with your reflection. Jupiter takes over the year’s second half, whisking you away via a bucket-list adventure or epic book series. Life gets delicious.

 

YOUR 2026 MANTRA: I am the hero of my own story.

POWER DATES: May 31, July 21, November 1, December 9.

Your 2026 horoscopes on love, career and life are below…

 

Romance and Relationships

Neptune melts your fairytale fantasies in 2026. There’s no hero on a white horse. But Saturn shows you that rescuing yourself attracts real love built on compatibility.

Uranus sees you craving more space in April, which can be healthy. And August’s lunar eclipse shifts family dynamics. Someone new arrives, you relocate across the country
or separate from inherited family patterns and define your own truths.

 

Cash and Career

January’s new moon sprouts money-making opportunities. You might launch a side hustle, score a freelance gig or find cash to invest. Jupiter exits your money zone in late June, tightening your budget, but only because you’re funding something better.

March’s lunar eclipse makes you professionally restless, ready for radical change. You want work that nourishes your soul. And in 2026, you find it.

 

Health and Happiness

You’re revolutionising your wellbeing in 2026. Alternative remedies and wellness podcasts become your focus. January and May bring health breakthroughs in your self-care routine.

Your home transforms into wellness central, whether through a gym, sauna or quiet meditation corner. A calm environment becomes essential for your mental health. From June to September, Chiron visits your health zone, providing optimal support for recovery.

 

This article was originally published by Natasha Weber on the Marie Claire Australia website

Syndicated for Marie Claire Nigeria by Denise Eseimokumoh

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