Celebrity couples · Formerly married · 1968 to 1975
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis and Aristotle Onassis
Sky match
60
out of 100
The score ranks how much two charts talk to each other. It says nothing about whether a relationship lasts; plenty of famous couples with a low score stayed together for decades.
Where their charts meet
Jacqueline’s Mars opposition Aristotle’s Mars
0.4° orb
Jacqueline's drive and desire (Mars) mirrors and challenges Aristotle's drive and desire (Mars). Each sees in the other what they are missing; the pull can be magnetic or exhausting depending on the week.
Jacqueline’s Neptune opposition Aristotle’s Saturn
0.6° orb
Jacqueline's imagination (Neptune) mirrors and challenges Aristotle's need for structure (Saturn). Each sees in the other what they are missing; the pull can be magnetic or exhausting depending on the week.
Jacqueline’s NorthNode trine Aristotle’s Venus
0.6° orb
Jacqueline's direction in life (NorthNode) flows easily into Aristotle's way of loving (Venus). This part of the relationship tends to work without effort, which is exactly why it can be taken for granted.
Jacqueline’s Venus conjunction Aristotle’s Pluto
0.6° orb
Jacqueline's way of loving (Venus) fuses with Aristotle's intensity (Pluto). Where these two meet there is instant recognition, and not much room to hide.
Jacqueline’s Venus sextile Aristotle’s NorthNode
0.7° orb
Jacqueline's way of loving (Venus) encourages Aristotle's direction in life (NorthNode). A gentle, workable link: it rewards small gestures.
Jacqueline’s Venus square Aristotle’s Moon
0.9° orb
Jacqueline's way of loving (Venus) pushes against Aristotle's emotional needs (Moon). Friction here is where the relationship grows, provided both people stay curious instead of defensive.
Jacqueline’s Pluto opposition Aristotle’s Venus
1.2° orb
Jacqueline's intensity (Pluto) mirrors and challenges Aristotle's way of loving (Venus). Each sees in the other what they are missing; the pull can be magnetic or exhausting depending on the week.
Jacqueline’s Moon square Aristotle’s Sun
1.2° orb
Jacqueline's emotional needs (Moon) pushes against Aristotle's sense of self (Sun). Friction here is where the relationship grows, provided both people stay curious instead of defensive.
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Relationship data from Wikidata; birth data from Wikidata and Astro-Databank where a verified time exists. Charts without a birth time are cast for noon. StarMap is for entertainment and self-reflection.

