Who will be the luckiest star sign in love in 2023? The cosmic pros have weighed in

The luckiest star sign in love in 2023 will soak up Jupiter's good vibes, and there's plenty to look forward to in the romance department

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Astrologers have uncovered the luckiest star sign in love in 2023, and everyone's anxious to feel those butterflies. 

If you've taken a look at our 2023 love horoscope (as well as our 2023 horoscope), you'll know that we're in for a powerful 12 months ahead. 

According to astrologer Narayana Montúfar, "Deep relationship work was a theme in 2022—and in 2023, the universe takes it even further. With the Lunar South Node of Destiny in Scorpio until the summer, 2022’s theme of 'eliminating toxic connections' spills into this year."

With that in mind, is there one sign that will feel this energy more than others? There is in fact...

What is the luckiest star sign in love in 2023?

Ladies and gents, Scorpio (October 23 to November 21) will accept the title of luckiest star sign in love in 2023. Let's cheers to swiping right, first dates and new beginnings! (Anyone else thinking about a few new first date outfits for their capsule wardrobe?)

"Jupiter is going to be in its seventh house, and the seventh house is the area of relationships," Montúfar says. "They will be finding a partner, getting engaged, etc."

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Meet the expert: Narayana Montúfar

Narayana Montúfar is an astrologer and an expert in the astrological studies of the Moon and the author of Moon Signs: Unlock Your Inner Luminary Power. She was one of Medium.com’s Authority Magazine 2020’s Strong Female Leaders and one of Vogue’s 13 Astrologers to Follow in 2021.

Since relationships are being taken to new levels, you'll want to check out our expert-backed online dating tips and first date tips to get prepared for all that's ahead (regardless of your star sign).

Montúfar insists that 2023 is a clean slate for Scorpios. Now that the south node has left their sign, it has taken all the negativity along with it. Consider it the celestial Swiffer cleaning things out.

Not only will this benefit Scorpios when it comes to love, but it will be a huge help with anyone they come into contact with.

"They will do much better with relationships this year and they’ll do business partnerships and relating to people in general this is because they left their toxic behaviors in the past," Montúfar says.

She also insists that it's time for Scorpios to get out of their negative ways. Even if they lost something of value within the past year, she believes better things will be on the way now that the south node has done its housekeeping and Jupiter is making its way in.

"Oh, you got divorced? Now you get to meet someone. You got fired? You'll get a better job than you had," Montúfar adds. 

Although things will be looking up, Desiree Roby Antila admits that it will require a bit of effort on Scorpios' parts. 

"There is still a lot of work to do in the beginning of the year, but once the nodes shift out of Scorpio there will be an immediate release," she says. "Do the work in the beginning of the year with your relationship so that way you can rest of your laurels of love when the nodes switch to Libra and Aries come July."

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Meet the expert: Desiree Roby Antila

Desiree Roby Antila, author of Sun Signs in Love, specializes in sun signs and astrological relationships. She has been studying astrology for several decades and has written numerous articles on matchmaking, cosmic timing, forecasts, and more. Desiree also teaches astrology classes in her local community and has conducted hundreds of natal chart and synastry readings.

What's more is that Scorpios can expect to feel a bit of relief now that they're starting anew. Now's the time to take a deep breath, dear Scorpio—the past is behind you.

What are some romance tips for Scorpios in 2023?

Although Jupiter will give Scorpios a helping hand in the love department, that doesn't mean a partner will fall into the water sign's lap. On the contrary, Scorpios—and the rest of us—will have to be mindful of our actions and the ways in which we approach a new match or even a current relationship.

"Hopefully [Scorpios] learned that intimacy doesn’t have to translate to control, intimacy doesn’t have to be so intense," Montúfar says. "Hopefully they learn to go with the flow more and when establishing these new relationships, and to be very mindful of having a component of freedom in their relationships. They don’t need to be together 24/7."

So while Jupiter is stationed in a positive place, soak up that energy, dear Scorpio. It's an astrology gift you cannot pass up! 

As for the luckiest star sign of 2023 in general? Well, a certain earth sign reigns supreme, but a main lesson we can take away from them applies to everyone: "The key is to not be super stubborn, be willing to go with the flow and embrace opportunities that normally they wouldn’t. Just be a little more open minded instead of conservative," Montúfar says.

Ready for 2023? We say bring it on! Whatever your birth chart indicates, we wish you nothing but the best in the new year—even if the cosmos decide to act up!

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