Astrologer’s 2026 predictions for Royal Family revealed | Royal | News

King Charles will face a “decisive period” in his reign next year, a royal astrologer has predicted. The King has had a turbulent 2025, often dominated by the scandal surrounding Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor; Charles moved to draw a line to the dispute when he formally stripped his brother of his titles in a dramatic exile.

There were more positive developments, however, including in December when he announced he had been given leave to scale back his cancer treatment schedule in the New Year after almost two years of weekly appointments. Royal astrologer Debbie Frank, a close friend of Princess Diana, has made her predictions for the King and the wider Royal Family for the year ahead. He suggested that 2026 will be an important year for Charles, 77, as it is a year when the public will better understand his “private struggles”.

To talk HELLO!Ms Frank said: “The second half of the year is Saturn in the middle of King Charles’ sky, marking a decisive period in his reign. In late July, there is an outpouring of tributes to Charles.”

He added: “September brings to the surface a deeper public awareness of his private struggles.”

He said the next 12 months were likely to “be a turning point in the dynamics between King, country and Queen”, adding: “2026 places Pluto, the powerful planet of transition and transformation, in the marriage and relationship aspect of King Charles’ chart.

“The astrological ‘Descendant’ angle is where one’s most important relationships are clustered. Both with a significant other and the public.”

Ms Frank also made predictions for Queen Camilla’s arrival in 2026.

He claims the Queen will “step back from duties that the young royal can carry out” but will remain a “powerful force”.

Ms Frank said Camilla’s role would be clear “from April” HELLO!.

She also said the terms of being Queen and the dynamics of her relationship with Charles “as a king and husband” had been “rewritten”.

The couple celebrated the 20th anniversary of their marriage during their official visit to Italy in April.

They have hosted three state visits to the UK in 2025, including from US President Donald Trump and Melania Trump – the most visits in nearly four decades.

The King and Queen, along with other royals, celebrated Christmas Day at the Sandringham estate in Norfolk, in line with tradition.