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Let’s Do A Deep Dive Into Harry Hamlin’s Astrological Chart

July 21, 2025

Harry Hamlin just opened his cosmic file cabinet on Let’s Not Talk About The Husband. With Lisa Rinna away filming The Traitors, Hamlin invited astrologer Danny Santos to sit in—and the conversation turned into a star-studded masterclass that any astrology-curious, Stevie Nicks-style witchy type will devour.

Understanding Harry Hamlin’s triple-Scorpio intensity

Santos wastes no time naming the headline feature: “In your birth chart, you have the sun, the moon, and Mercury all in Scorpio.” He then quickly adds that “it’s not common to see those three placements in one sign,” calling Hamlin and himself “a bit more of a rare breed.”

The astrologer explains that such a trio makes a person “more authentic” because “who you are on the inside and how you present yourself outwardly are gonna be more congruent than most people.” Translation? This cosmic combination’s superpower is unmatched authenticity: What you see is exactly what you get with Harry Hamlin.

Santos then delves into Scorpio themes. “The high virtues of Scorpio are gonna be things like transformation, judgment, sexuality, eroticism, desire, and the ultimate virtue: rebirth,” he explains. But he also frames the sign’s shadow as a built-in challenge: “Bottoming out can be the turning point of someone’s life, and it’s oftentimes a Scorpio moment.” For Hamlin, who has had multiple career renaissances, this comic wiring explains his phoenix-like ability to rise from the ashes stronger than ever before.

What a Virgo rising adds to your birth chart

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While a triple Scorpio sounds intense (because it is), first impressions belong to the ascendant, or your rising sign. Santos reminds listeners that “the ascendant or the rising sign is your mouthpiece or entry point into the world” and promptly reveals that Hamlin’s Virgo rising adds a fascinating layer to his birth chart.

Virgo’s meticulous nature balances Scorpio’s deep-seated intensity. Santos calls Virgo “purification through cleanliness”—hello, organized spice drawer energy—while Scorpio handles “purification through distillation.”

Together, this duo suggests a man who can plunge into murky emotional depths and still maintain an impeccably organized life (think color-coordinated closets and labels on every Tupperware container).

The eighth-house spotlight and those twelve houses

When Hamlin asks where the cosmic action lands, Santos points to Aries: “In your birth chart, Aries rules your eighth house, so it’s gonna shine a light over eighth-house themes for you.” The eighth house covers shared resources, intimacy, and transformation—perfect territory for a triple Scorpio (that is, a Scorpio sun, moon, and rising).

For anyone new to astrology, Santos offers this helpful refresher. “Everybody has 12 houses,” he explains, and around “nine or 10 significant planets” in play. He emphasizes that every chart is a full-color life map, not just a sun-sign meme.

Destiny points: North node in Pisces and the upcoming eclipses

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Santos pivots to the lunar nodes—the chart’s GPS: “The North Node itself moves. It will transit the same sign about every eighteen years, and it is responsible for creating eclipses.” For Hamlin, the North Node (aka destiny marker) sits in Pisces, which means, as Santos tells him, “This eclipse is on your destiny points, [and is] one of the most important eclipses of your life.”

Pisces energy, Santos says, encourages “love, transcendence, universality,” as well as “doing what you love.” The upcoming Virgo-Pisces eclipse pair this fall could feel like the universe hitting refresh on Hamlin’s creative and spiritual path. He jokes about avoiding bears in the Sierra Nevada Mountains. Still, Santos waves off the worry and focuses on the opportunity for “opening up a chapter of the Pisces things.”

Rebirth, not doom—there’s no such thing as a bad chart

All those intense placements might sound intimidating, yet Harry Hamlin—himself an admitted newbie to astrology—presses the big question: “Does that exist, a bad chart?” Santos answers with a smile, “Long answer, there’s no such thing as a bad chart.” Instead of seeing heavy placements as burdens, Santos reframed them as soulful homework assignments.

He reminds Harry Hamlin that Scorpios act as “the garbage men of the zodiac” who were “assigned to the most chaotic, traumatic, clogged ancestral lineage, and they’re here to create change.” That mission resonates with Hamlin’s own life story; after all, the actor notes a family history marked by “a lot of alcoholism” and explains that he set out “to remove that kind of toxic trajectory”—a textbook illustration of Scorpio’s rebirth.

From a public persona filled with triple-Scorpio intensity to a Virgo rising that keeps the chaos color-coded, Harry Hamlin’s sky story is anything but ordinary. Santos sees a destiny steered by Piscean compassion and turbo-charged by full eclipses, yet grounded in the assurance that “bad” charts simply don’t exist. There are only invitations to transform.

For fans tracking their own cosmic breadcrumbs, Hamlin’s reading offers a reminder: When the stars hand out a triple Scorpio punch card, redemption—and a little sparkle—comes built in.