Beginning the year with Uranus, the planet of surprise, synchronicity and the unexpected back in your romantic sector, where he had been for six years before leaving in July 2025 and Jupiter, the planet of luck and expansion in your relationship sector, where he has been since June 2025, is both a continuation of last year and a powerful start to the year on both fronts. Unlike the Sun, Venus and Mercury, who race in and out of your romantic and relationship sectors once a year and Mars every other year, these are slow planets that set up residence and not only have time to make their presence felt but will have ongoing implications for months if not years after they leave. Uranus will leave your romantic sector in April, not to return for another eight decades, but with a lot of water set to pass under the bridge before then. Uranus is still in retrograde motion and not turning direct until early next month, the focus is more on the past. When you move into the new month the Moon has just left and wrapped up its last visit to your romantic sector for 2024, with a sense of romantic nostalgia in the air from the start. By the time the Moon comes full circle from 26th January to 28th January, Uranus will be at a standstill and just days away from turning direct. Meanwhile, with Jupiter not leaving your relationship sector until June, you are at the halfway point of your biggest year for relationship growth in over a decade but like Uranus, he too is in retrograde motion, with the doors open to the past. The Moon will make two visits to your relationship sector this month, the first from 3rd January to 5th January and then returning again on 30th January. While each will be a valuable chance to check in and become more emotionally engaged and aware, when the Moon returns on 3rd January, it will be as the first Full Moon of 2026, something that at some point during your birthday month put a balance between your own and your relationship needs to the test. Fortunately, with the support of the planets in your communication sector.