Inbaal interpreted this as the king dedicating the coming weeks to desk work, indicating his involvement in an “interesting government initiative” that could steer royal priorities into 2026. Though not the most glamorous period, it appears to be one of strategic importance.
Queen Camilla entering a disciplined phase
Queen Camilla received the King of Swords, signaling a time of diligence and focused work. Inbaal explained that Camilla will be concentrating on “tying up loose ends” and completing office tasks. While travel may take place, it will likely be short and within the UK rather than international tours.
“It is a Tarot card of getting down to work and finishing up projects,” the astrologer said.
Princess of Wales dedicating herself to service and family
The Princess of Cups appeared for Kate, Princess of Wales—a card that reflects maternal energy, compassion, and emotional connection. Inbaal said this indicates that Kate will devote the final months of the year to nurturing both her private and public roles.
“Towards the end of the year, Catherine is focusing on doing good. Spending quality time with her own family, while also fitting in hospital visits and active support of Royal Foundations,” she shared.

Prince Harry experiencing a lively social season
Meanwhile, across the ocean, Prince Harry’s reading featured a card nicknamed “Temptation,” which points to a vibrant social period filled with events and gatherings.
“It’s a card of socialising, parties and events,” Inbaal explained. She also hinted that he may be preparing to launch a new project, set to be unveiled in January.
Meghan Markle retreating for rest and privacy
In contrast to her husband, Meghan Markle’s card—the Hermit—indicates a quieter, more introspective phase. According to Inbaal, the Duchess will choose peace over publicity in the coming months.
“[She will be] staying indoors, cooking, catching up on entertainment,” she said, adding that Meghan is expected to step back from public engagements and “grant herself permission to enjoy a peaceful few weeks.”