Weekly Horoscope for Virgo

Week of 29th December 2025 to 4th January 2026

Rita Ann Freeman's Weekly Forecast:

Family:

Dear Virgo, this week feels like a quiet recalibration after the festive rush, as if life is asking you to sort, stack, and simplify before you stride fully into 2026. You're at your best when you're useful and effective, yet the changing Moon can make people more reactive and less organised than you'd like. The secret is to treat this week as a series of small, winnable moments, and to remember that calm leadership often looks like patience. Monday, the 29th, is an excellent day for give-and-take. You work well with others, and they work well with you, which restores your faith in teamwork. Use this energy to smooth out a family plan, divide chores fairly, or settle a small domestic issue with practical kindness. Tuesday, the 30th, brings many tasks, and many of you feel pressed or short on time. Progress is there, but it may be hard fought, especially if people move more slowly than you do. Keep your expectations realistic, focus on finishing the most important pieces first, and you'll feel less squeezed. Wednesday, the 31st, rewards effort. If you're willing to pour on the steam, you can almost do double time, and that feels deeply satisfying to you. The year ends with a sense of "I handled it," especially if you keep your plan simple and let distractions pass without grabbing you. Thursday, the 1st, begins with a slightly dreamy atmosphere, so don't rush important decisions before you've checked the details. As the day unfolds, Mercury moves into Capricorn, and your mind becomes clearer, more structured, and more future-focused. Cheerful cooperation returns, quick deals move faster, and you can enjoy a turnaround that feels like fast profit, whether that's time saved, money gained, or a problem resolved. Happy New Year! Friday, the 2nd, is the day that tests your patience. If you're not on vacation, it can feel like everyone with a brain is gone, and it may be strangely difficult to get anything done. Don't fight the current. Focus on simple tasks you can complete on your own, and celebrate any progress you make without demanding perfection. Saturday, the 3rd, brings the Full Moon, and emotions run deeper around home, family, and belonging. This is not the day for harsh judgments or dramatic conclusions. Make stable, realistic decisions for your future, even if you only mull things over quietly and write a short list of next steps. Sunday, the 4th, asks you to be the peacemaker. Petty squabbles can flare between people, especially if they are tired or oversensitive, and you may need to step in with calm logic. Keep your tone neutral, offer practical solutions, and avoid appearing to back one person over another. Peaceful thinking ends arguments, and you end the week feeling proud of your steadiness.

Love:

Romance isn't automatically cooperative for most Virgos this week, and that's not a reflection of your worth; it's simply the emotional weather. Early in the week, practical pressures can make affection feel secondary, and Friday's scattered mood can leave you feeling unheard. Go gently. Keep your requests simple, and avoid testing someone with silence or subtle hints. New Year's Day starts with a slightly foggy atmosphere, so delay sensitive decisions until later, when Mercury moves into Capricorn, and communication becomes clearer and more grounded. If you are single, don't assume this is a barren week. Thursday is your bright opening. A promising conversation can appear through work, errands, or a casual gathering, and it may feel surprisingly "right" because it's steady rather than flashy. Focus on consistency, not fantasy. If you are in a relationship, the love that's already healthy continues to do well. You'll feel closer through practical support, shared plans, and a calmer tone. Saturday's Full Moon is ideal for emotional reassurance at home, and Sunday rewards the couples who choose peace over being right. Read the weekly partner horoscope...

Friendship:

This week, you may be asked to make a few serious choices about time and energy, and it's okay if that means you can't be everywhere at once. Monday and Tuesday highlight responsibilities, and you may feel pulled between career pressure, family duty, loyalty in love, and simple exhaustion. If you've just come off a brutally busy stretch, you're not being difficult by needing recovery. You're being wise. Midweek is more forgiving. Wednesday brings better flow, and Thursday feels lighter and more supportive once your mind settles into a clearer, goal-focused rhythm. That's a good time to explain your boundaries to a friend who might take your absence personally. You don't need a long speech. A warm, honest sentence is enough: you're catching up, you care, and you'll reconnect soon. The weekend turns more emotional under Saturday's Full Moon, which can make friends crave comfort, attention, or reassurance. Offer what you can, but don't sacrifice your well-being to prove your loyalty. Sunday can bring petty dynamics within a group, and you may feel asked to referee. Do so gently, then step back. Saying "I'm sorry, I can't make it" is not the end of the world. It's how you protect the friendships that truly matter.

Career:

You set a high bar for professionalism, and you start with yourself. This week, that standard becomes a spotlight. If others don't work, perform, or think up to the level you know is possible, they can disappoint you, and yes, you may even disappoint yourself if you settle for "good enough" when your instincts want "well done." Monday supports cooperation and fair exchanges, which makes it easier to delegate or align expectations. Tuesday is when pressure rises. You may feel time-poor and task-heavy, and progress can be hard fought. Here is your power move: if you are not happy with something by Tuesday, tear it apart and start over from the last place you were happy with it. That isn't failure. That's precision. Wednesday rewards extra effort and can yield noticeable gains, especially if you commit fully and avoid multitasking that scatters your focus. Thursday begins with a slightly foggy tone, so don't sign off too quickly early in the day. Later, Mercury moves into Capricorn and clarity returns. This is your best window for quick agreements, clean decisions, and practical outcomes that move you forward. Friday is the day of low competence in the room. Keep your work simple and self-contained if possible. The weekend is better for planning than pushing. Saturday's Full Moon highlights work-life balance, and Sunday helps you set calm boundaries for January.

General Overview by Deborah Browning

Dear Virgo, a "small" problem is not so small this week, especially if it touches money, timing, or a partner's impractical choice. Monday supports calm solutions and practical help, and it's a good day to steady the household before the week gets noisier. Keep your standards clear, but avoid turning frustration into a speech.

Tuesday can press on your mind, making the future feel heavier than it is. Don't force clarity. New Year's Eve turns more social and busy, and with the Moon in Gemini, messages multiply quickly. Double-check details, because misunderstandings travel faster than truth right now.

New Year's Day begins with foggy thinking, so delay important decisions until later, when Mercury enters Capricorn and gives you structure. Friday calls for rest. The Cancer Full Moon on Saturday highlights emotional security and family needs, and it reminds you that stability is also a feeling, not just a plan. Handle one issue at a time, and you'll feel back in control by Sunday. 🍃✨ Read more...