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Margaret Qualley and Jack Antonoff's Astrological Compatibility

Margaret Qualley and Jack Antonoff's Astrological Compatibility

Cosmopolitan9 hours ago
Margaret Qualley and Jack Antonoff seem to have it made. For one, they're both excelling on the career front—it seems like Jack is constantly producing a hit pop album, and Margaret stays leading critically-acclaimed feature films. But based on the way that they talk about their relationship, finding each other has been their greatest blessing. "Falling in love with Jack was the biggest feeling I've ever felt," Margaret shared in her Cosmopolitan cover story. "I spent so many years trying to be someone's perfect girl, and that girl changed over and over again. But I can't lie to Jack. I can't be that for him—he'd see through it. So I just have to be myself. He's been the person I've pictured my whole life."
The pair started dating in 2021 and got married two years later at a star-studded celebration in Jack's home state of New Jersey (Taylor Swift, Lana Del Rey, and Zoë Kravitz were all in attendance). And before they were even together, not-so-subtle moves were being made to set them up. "We'd heard rumors [Jack] was looking for forever love," Margaret's sister Rainey told Cosmopolitan. "So when there was a small party on the roof and I had a bit too much to drink, I proceeded to tell Jack that he needed to date my sister!"
So yes, everything about their love story seems like a fairytale...and that's probably because it was written in the stars. Jack's an Aries, Margaret's a Scorpio, and both of those signs are ruled by Mars, the planet of action and passion. Now that usually indicates a pair will be high drama with an incredibly fiery dynamic, but a closer look at their birth charts shows that Margaret and Jack are nothing of the sort. In fact, despite their global fame, they share a harmonious, comfortable, and pretty liberating inner life that makes them feel truly at home.
That said, we went ahead and broke down the duo's birth charts to find out what makes their love story so special. Read on to find out for yourself. [OR WHATEVER LITTLE KICKER YOU WANT!]]
There's a lot of deep Scorpio energy in this relationship. Margaret's Scorpio Sun sits close to Jack's Mars and Pluto in Scorpio, meaning they've got great physical chemistry, and the relationship has been super transformative for them both. This astrological overlay also explains why it was love at first sight for these two. 'We met right as COVID was ending, at the first party I'd been to,' Margaret shared in her Cosmo cover story. We saw each other on a roof, and we just started talking and never stopped.'
Couples who share this synastry often find themselves immediately drawn to each other, and it can be scary how deep things get early on. Margaret and Jack share this astro aspect in Scorpio, a sign defined by its intense nature. That only magnifies the all-encompassing "this is the one" feeling they both had from the beginning. The ballad "Margaret" by Lana Del Rey and Jack's band The Bleachers is a tribute to their romance, but it captures the way this all-encompassing astrological aspect plays out well, too. "He met Margaret on our rooftop, she was wearing white/And he was like, "I might be in trouble"/He had flashes of the good life."
This is the couple whose banter sounds like a foreign language to outside listeners. Their conversations about everything from the weather to global politics are animated, and it's because they come from super different schools of thought. These competing attitudes and perspectives will keep their dynamic fresh and entertaining.
Margaret's Mercury, the planet of communication, is in the sign of Libra—so she's pretty diplomatic and likes to hear out both sides of any issue. It sits opposite Jack's Sun in Aries, which makes him a quick decision maker and unafraid of conflict. Their communication styles may contrast, but that keeps things interesting.
Jack's Venus, the planet of love, is in a harmonious trine with Margaret's Jupiter, the planet of luck and expansion (aka their planets are in the same astrological element). This synastry aspect says that two people will share similar tastes and find it very easy to build a life together. Neither one feels forced to compromise when they're discussing plans for the future. They're naturally aligned on what they desire regarding home and family—be that where they live, how many kids they'll have, or which side of the family they'll stay with during the holidays. They both trust and understand what the other wants, and don't feel a need to question it.
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