Compatibility
Taurus Rabbit and Gemini Rat

Robbie Rogers (5/12/1987, Taurus Rabbit), Greg Berlanti (5/24/1972, Gemini Rat) : The screenwriter and former professional soccer player married in 2017 and have two children together. Rogers has described: "It happened organically for me, and I just fell in love with him over time. If I’m going to fall for someone, I have to get to know them. I’ve never been much of a one-night-stand person."

Danny Trejo (5/16/1944, Taurus Monkey), Robert Rodriguez (6/20/1968, Gemini Monkey) : The actor and filmmaker have collaborated frequently since Rodriguez cast Trejo in the film Desperado, including on the Spy Kids and Machete movie series. Trejo has described: "I don't think Hollywood would have ever made me a leading man, because, come on, I don't look like Brad Pitt or Leonardo DiCaprio. But it took Robert to say, 'Hey man, not everybody's that pretty!' I've been training for the Machete character for a long time, with every movie."

Andre Agassi (4/29/1970, Taurus Dog), Steffi Graf (6/14/1969, Gemini Rooster) : The two champion tennis players have been married since 2001 and have two children. In his book, Open, Agassi describes how he initially tried to connect with Graf in 1992, seven years before they eventually became a couple, writing: "I say, 'I'd really love to talk with you some time'. She doesn't respond. She merely smiles, an enigmatic smile, and I can't tell if she's happy about what I've just said, or nervous..."

Natasha Richardson (5/11/1963, Taurus Rabbit), Liam Neeson (6/7/1952, Gemini Dragon) : The famous actors were married for 15 years before Richardson's tragic death in 2009. Speaking of when they acted together on stage in 1993, Neeson said: "I'd never had that kind of an explosive chemistry situation with an actor, or actress...She and I were like [Fred] Astaire and [Ginger] Rogers. We had just this wonderful kind of dance — free dance on stage every night."

Jon Leach (4/18/1973, Aries Ox), Lindsay Davenport (6/8/1976, Gemini Dragon) : The two former professional tennis players married in 2003 and have four children together. Davenport described in 2009: "Truly, I’m the luckiest girl: He’s home by 4:00 p.m. and when he walks through the door, he does everything with my son — and I don’t exaggerate. Any time in the middle of the night, if there’s a cry, he’s always the first one up. I kind of pretend I don’t hear it a lot of the time."

Jennifer Garner (4/17/1972, Aries Rat), Judy Greer (7/20/1975, Cancer Rabbit) : The two actors appeared together in 13 going on 30 in 2004 and have continued a strong friendship. Greer made a speech when Garner was awarded a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, and Garner starred in Greer's directorial debut, A Happening of Monumental Proportions. Greer has described: "It's really important that you give your friendships some attention. It's important when you love someone to give that relationship attention. Sometimes you're going to talk a lot and sometimes you're not going to talk much and that has to be OK. I always feel like with [Garner], it's always very easy with her. We can talk a lot or we can go a long time without talking. It's always really easy. And she's just like that."

Josh Duhamel (11/14/1972, Scorpio Rat), Fergie (3/27/1975, Aries Rabbit) : The singer and model/actor became a couple in 2007. They were married from 2009 to 2019 and had one child together. In 2012, speaking on Oprah about tabloid rumors during their marriage, Fergie described how the couple attended "a lot of therapy": "When you go through difficult times, it really makes you stronger as a unit. Our love today is a deeper love." Duchamel added: "I'm actually happy that all that happened because we wouldn't be as strong as we are now; we wouldn't be as happy as we are now. In a lot of ways it made me straighten my ass out."

Gwyneth Paltrow (9/27/1972, Libra Rat), Brad Pitt (12/18/1963, Sagittarius Rabbit) : The two actors were one of the world's highest profile couples when they dated between 1994 and 1997. Paltrow later recounted how Pitt confronted Harvey Weinstein after the infamous producer made an unwelcome advance towards her. "It was like the equivalent of [Pitt] throwing [Weinstein] against the wall...It was so fantastic because what he did was, he leveraged his fame and power to protect me at a time when I didn’t have fame or power yet...Harvey was never inappropriate with me again. Ever."

Stuart Townsend (12/15/1972, Sagittarius Rat), Charlize Theron (8/7/1975, Leo Rabbit) : The two actors were a couple for nine years, with each describing their relationship as akin to marriage, and surprised many observers when they split in 2010. During their time together, Theron described: "I've been in love before. But have I ever been with somebody who I really, truly felt had my back and was my best friend? No, not until Stuart." After their split, she described trying to mend the relationship: "It was sinking, and I had to give it a fight. I really wanted to try and make it work. That was the priority. I wouldn't do it any different way." Townsend said in 2013: "We had a great time, we had a great adventure, that's all I can say."

50 Cent (7/6/1975, Cancer Rabbit), Eminem (10/17/1972, Libra Rat) : The two rappers are among the most famous hip-hop artists of all time. They have long been collaborators and friends, since Eminem signed 50 Cent after hearing his Guess Who's Back mixtape in 2002. In 2014, 50 Cent described: "Hip Hop is Black music, without question, and, unfortunately for some people, it's tough to accept that you have a White artist that does it better than Black artists. It is what it is. You can get like whoever you think is the best Black artist and stand them face-to-face in a room with Em, and he will eat that [guy] alive."

Billy Crystal (3/14/1948, Pisces Rat), Robin Williams (7/21/1951, Cancer Rabbit) : The two comedians/actors were friends from their youth in the 1970s until Williams' death in 2014. Crystal has described: "[Williams was a] lonely kid, a kid on his own a lot, inventing characters, inventing whole worlds and as he grew, it got more complete and easier for him to get to...[Williams' depression is] really stuff I don't talk about. Incredibly difficult times. You know, friends trusting each other with the darkest of secrets that I'll keep that way...[During interviews] [h]e always looked to me to bring him back to earth and I could take him in a different direction and it took me a while to figure out how to counter-punch and score my own points, you know… it was a privilege to trade blows with him."