Tana Mongeau was born at 6:35 in the morning on 24 June 1998 in Las Vegas, Nevada. That gives a Cancer Sun, a Cancer Moon and Cancer rising: a triple Cancer chart, with Mercury in Cancer as well, less than two degrees from the rising degree.
The Sun is at 2° Cancer and the Moon at 8° Cancer, and both sit in the 12th house, the house of intuition, dreams and the inner world. Cancer was rising too, at 17°. Cancer is the sign of loyalty, care, memory and emotional honesty, and with the Sun, Moon and rising all in it, what Tana feels, wants and shows line up closely. There's very little gap between the inside and the outside.
The Moon is in its own sign here, and because it rules Cancer, it's also the chart ruler, so feeling and instinct lead. Water is the strongest element among the planets from the Sun to Saturn, with four of the seven: the three in Cancer and Jupiter in Pisces in the 9th house of adventure and big ideas.
Mercury is at 18° Cancer in the 1st house, 1.7 degrees from the Ascendant. Mercury is the planet of talking, writing and wit, and placed right on the rising degree it makes speaking up part of the first impression: open, quick and ready to share.
Two planets sit in Gemini. Mars at 22° Gemini, in the 12th, adds a restless, quick-fire energy. Venus has just entered Gemini, at 0°, in the 11th house of friends, community and audiences, and makes a trine to Neptune within about a degree and a half: affection that's curious, sociable and a little starry-eyed.
The Midheaven, the top of the chart that speaks to career and public life, is at 1° Aries: bold, direct and keen to go first. Saturn sits in the 10th house at 1° Taurus, and its square to Neptune, less than a fifth of a degree from exact, is the tightest aspect in the chart. Saturn is structure and Neptune is imagination, so this is a drive to make dreams concrete.
Several planets reach toward that Midheaven. Neptune sextiles it within a third of a degree and Venus within about a degree, lending charm and imagination to the public image. The Sun squares it within two degrees, a strong push toward being seen, and the Sun's sextile to Saturn, about a degree and a half from exact, puts grit and patience behind the push.