Leo Horoscope — November 2026
November asks Leo to bring some of the year's outward momentum back indoors. Mercury turns retrograde on 24 October and runs until 13 November, in Scorpio, your fourth house of home and family — so the first two weeks of the month are still coloured by it. Expect old domestic conversations to resurface, a family member to need more attention than planned, or a home-related decision to need revisiting rather than finalising. It's a poor window for signing anything property-related; better to wait until after the 13th if you can.
Venus Steadies
Venus turns direct on 14 November, back in Libra, your third house of communication, closing out the retrograde cycle that began back in early October. Whatever felt unresolved in a conversation or a piece of writing since then should finally find its footing in the second half of the month. The Full Moon on 24 November falls in Gemini, your eleventh house of friends and networks, a fitting cap to a year in which your social world has been unusually unsettled — likely a moment of clarity about who's actually in your corner.
Mars Moves On, Jupiter Holds Steady
Mars leaves your own sign for Virgo on 25 November, moving into your second house of money and values — the fast, personal drive of the past two months shifts toward practical financial matters instead. Jupiter, meanwhile, is still moving through Leo, and by now its expansive effects on your sense of self should feel less like a jolt and more like a genuine, settled confidence. The New Moon on 9 November in Scorpio, your fourth house, offers a chance to actually reset something at home once Mercury clears, rather than just patch it over.
After a year defined by outward expansion — Jupiter's arrival, the August eclipse, Mars joining it in October — November's pull toward home and family was a needed correction, a reminder that the biggest year of your decade still needs a settled base underneath it.
Tip for the month: Hold off on major home decisions until Mercury turns direct on the 13th — what feels urgent in the first half of November usually looks different by the second.
