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List of bisexual people (A–F)

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The is a list of bisexual people including famous people who identify as bisexual and deceased people who have been identified as bisexual.

A

 
Musician Billie Joe Armstrong
 
Singer Brett Anderson
Name Dates Nationality Comments Reference
Kathy Acker 1949–1997 American Writer and feminist [1]
Rhammel Afflick born 1994 British Writer and activist [2][3]
Patience Agbabi born 1965 British Poet [4][5]
Asia Agcaoili born 1977 Filipino Actress, model, entrepreneur, television and radio host, and former columnist. [6]
Henry Ainley 1879–1945 British Actor [7][8]
Anna Akana born 1989 American Actress, comedian, filmmaker, musician, and YouTuber [9]
Desiree Akhavan born 1984 American Actress, film director, producer and screenwriter [10]
Zoë Akins 1886–1958 American Playwright [11]
Summer Altice born 1979 American Model and actress [12]
Hans Christian Andersen 1805–1875 Danish Writer. Avoided actual sexual relations [13]
Brett Anderson born 1967 British Singer-songwriter, and former lead vocalist of Suede [14]
Nadine Angerer born 1978 German Footballer [15]
Ängie born 1995 Swedish Singer, songwriter, rapper [16]
Anitta born 1993 Brazilian Singer, songwriter, dancer and actress [17][18]
Chagmion Antoine born 1982 American Broadcast journalist [19]
Louis Aragon 1897–1982 French Poet and novelist [20]
Penny Arcade born 1950 American Performance artist, playwright. Aka Susana Ventura [21]
Billie Joe Armstrong born 1972 American Singer, songwriter, guitarist for Green Day [22]
François Arnaud born 1985 Canadian Actor [23]
Jake Arnott born 1961 British Novelist, came out as bisexual in his twenties [24]
Julie d'Aubigny 1670–1707 French Swordswoman and opera singer (aka La Maupin) [25]
Aurora (singer) born 1996 Norwegian Singer, songwriter and record producer [26]

B

 
Mughal emperor Babur
 
Entertainer Josephine Baker
 
Actress Drew Barrymore
 
Anthropologist Ruth Benedict
 
Musician David Bowie in 1975
 
Writer and psychotherapist, Amy Bloom
 
Actor Marlon Brando
 
Singer-songwriter Phoebe Bridgers in 2018
Name Dates Nationality Comments Reference
Babur 1483–1530 Indian/Mughal A Mughal Emperor and the founder of the Mughal Empire in the Indian Subcontinent [27][28]
Joan Baez born 1941 American Singer [29]
Alice Bag born 1958 American Singer with punk rock band Bags [30]
Josephine Baker 1906–1975 American Entertainer and actress (French citizen from 1937) [31]
Marina Baker born 1967 British Writer and politician [32]
Canaan Banana 1936–2003 Zimbabwean Politician. First president of Zimbabwe [33]
Tallulah Bankhead 1902–1968 American Actress [34]
Azealia Banks born 1991 American Rapper and singer [35]
Alexander Bard born 1961 Swedish Musician [36]
Jean-Pierre Barda born 1967 Swedish Musician, author, actor [37][38]
Lia Bardeen born 1979 American Contestant on Top Chef [39][40]
Djuna Barnes 1892–1982 American Writer, artist, illustrator and journalist [41]
Amanda Barrie born 1935 British Actress on Coronation Street, Cleo in Carry on Cleo [42]
Drew Barrymore born 1975 American Actress [43]
Jamie Barton born 1981 American Opera singer (mezzo-soprano) [44]
Megan Barton-Hanson born 1994 English Television personality and sex worker [45]
Jean-Michel Basquiat 1960–1988 American Artist [46]
Jennifer Baumgardner born 1970 American Writer, journalist, filmmaker and lecturer [47]
Mark Bautista born 1983 Filipino Model and Singer [48][49]
Jaime Bayly born 1965 Peruvian Writer and journalist [50]
Beabadoobee (Beatrice Kristi Ilejay Laus) born 2000 Filipino Singer and songwriter [51]
Stephanie Beatriz born 1981 Argentine-American Actress and model [52]
Bianca Beauchamp born 1977 Canadian Adult model [53]
Simone de Beauvoir 1908–1986 French Philosopher [54]
María Becerra born 2000 Argentine Singer [55]
Julian Beck 1925–1985 American Actor, director, poet, and painter [56]
Sybille Bedford 1911–2006 British Writer [57]
Madison Beer born 1999 American Singer and songwriter [58][59]
Aphra Behn 1640–1689 British Writer and spy [60]
Dario Bellezza 1944–1996 Italian Poet and author [61]
Ruth Benedict 1887–1948 American Anthropologist [62]
Brenda Benet 1945–1982 American Actress. Wife of Bill Bixby, lover of Tammy Bruce [63][64]
Jessica Benham born 1990 American Politician and disability rights activist [65]
Michael Bennett 1943–1987 American Director, choreographer, and dancer [66]
Anita Berber 1899–1928 German Dancer, actress, writer, and prostitute [67]
Helmut Berger born 1944 Austrian Actor [68]
Ruth Bernhard 1905–2006 German Photographer [69]
Sandra Bernhard born 1955 American Comedian, singer, actress and author [70][71]
Sarah Bernhardt 1844–1923 French Actress [72]
Leonard Bernstein 1918–1990 American Composer and conductor [73]
John Betjeman 1906–1984 British Poet laureate [74][75]
Magnus Betnér born 1974 Swedish Comedian [76]
Tobias Billström born 1973 Swedish Politician [77]
Tori Black born 1988 American Pornographic actress and adult model [78]
Griselda Blanco 1943–2012 Colombian Career criminal and drug trafficker [79][80][81]
Amy Bloom born 1953 American Writer [82]
Anthony Blond 1928–2008 British Publisher and author [83]
Violet Blue born ? American Writer, podcaster, sex educator, and sex columnist [84]
Julio Bocca born 1967 Argentinian Ballet dancer [85]
Rodolfo Bottino 1959–2011 Brazilian Actor, cook and restaurateur [86]
Bernard Boursicot born 1944 French Diplomat, his story inspired M. Butterfly [87]
Crystal Bowersox born 1987 American Country singer, Folk singer, Broadway actress, American Idol runner-up [88]
Angela Bowie born 1950 American Model, writer, musician, ex-wife of David Bowie [89]
David Bowie 1947–2016 British Musician [90]
Jane Bowles 1917–1973 American Writer. Wife of Paul Bowles [91]
Paul Bowles 1910–1999 American Composer and Author. Husband of Jane Bowles [92]
Adolf Brand 1874–1945 German Writer and LGBT activist [93]
Marlon Brando 1924–2004 American Actor [94]
Cait Brennan born 1969 American Singer-songwriter and screenwriter [95]
Jeremy Brett 1933–1995 British Actor, famous as Sherlock Holmes [96]
Phoebe Bridgers born 1994 American Singer-songwriter [97]
Susie Bright born 1958 American Writer and broadcaster [98]
Joy Brook born 1969 British Actress. DC Kerry Holmes on The Bill [99]
Rupert Brooke 1887–1915 British Poet [100]
Louise Brooks 1906–1985 American Actress [101]
Romaine Brooks 1874–1970 American Painter [102]
Brigid Brophy 1929–1995 British Writer [103]
Kate Brown born 1960 American Politician, Governor of Oregon [104]
Melanie Brown born 1975 British Singer with girl band Spice Girls, songwriter, actress, and television personality [105]
Coral Browne 1913–1991 Australian Actress, wife of Vincent Price [106]
Carrie Brownstein born 1974 American Musician [107]
Gioia Bruno born 1963 American Musician [108]
Louise Bryant 1885–1936 American Radical journalist, played by Diane Keaton in Reds [109]
Tylene Buck born 1972 American Pornographic actress and adult model. Former professional wrestler and valet. [110]
Ryan Buell born 1982 American Paranormal investigator, television personality [111]
Concha Buika born 1972 Spanish Singer [112][113]
Julie Burchill born 1959 British Writer [114]
Pete Burns 1959–2016 British Singer-songwriter with Dead or Alive [115]
William S. Burroughs 1914–1997 American Writer [116]
Saffron Burrows born 1973 British Actress and model [117]
Dorothy Bussy 1865–1960 British Writer [118]
Robin Byrd born 1957 American Former pornographic actress, now a cable TV host [119]
Lord Byron 1788–1824 British Nobleman, Poet [120]

C

 
Actress and singer Dove Cameron
 
Comedian Margaret Cho
 
Writer John Cheever
 
Actor Montgomery Clift
 
Poet Countee Cullen
Name Dates Nationality Comments Reference
Caligula 12 – 41CE Roman Emperor [121]
Dove Cameron born 1996 American Actress and singer [122]
Colin Campbell 1942–2001 Canadian Artist [123]
Roy Campbell 1901–1957 South African Poet and translator [124]
Daniele Capezzone born 1972 Italian Politician and Journalist [125]
Gia Carangi 1960–1986 American Model, played by Angelina Jolie in Gia [126][127]
Cardi B born 1992 American Rapper [128][129][130]
Vanessa Carlton born 1980 American Singer, musician, songwriter- "I am a proud bisexual woman." [131]
George Carman 1929–2001 British Lawyer, leading barrister of the 1980s and 1990s [132]
Ana Carolina born 1974 Brazilian Musician. "I am Bi. So what?" [133]
Cameron Carpenter born 1981 American Organist [134]
Robert Carr, 1st Earl of Somerset 1587–1645 Scottish Politician and lover of King James I of England [135]
Gail Carriger born 1976 American Author, archaeologist [136]
Dora Carrington 1893–1932 English Artist [137]
Jim Carroll 1950–2009 American Writer (The Basketball Diaries) and musician. [138]
Aaron Carter 1987–2022 American Singer [139]
Nell Carter 1948–2003 American Singer and actress [140]
Giacomo Casanova 1725–1798 Italian Traveller and writer [141]
Andie Case born 1992 American Singer, songwriter [142]
Neal Cassady 1926–1968 American Beatnik and writer [143]
Jack Cassidy 1927–1976 American Actor, father of David Cassidy [144]
Cazuza 1958–1990 Brazilian Composer and singer [145]
Benvenuto Cellini 1500–1571 Italian Goldsmith, painter, soldier, autobiographer [146][147]
Constantine P. Cavafy 1863–1933 Greek Poet [148]
Alvilde Chaplin 1909–1994 British Gardening and landscape expert, married to bisexual James Lees-Milne [149]
Crystal Chappell born 1965 American Actress. "I am equally attracted to men and women." [150]
Bruce Chatwin 1940–1989 English Novelist and travel writer [151]
John Cheever 1912–1982 American Writer [152]
Neneh Cherry born 1964 Swedish Musician and broadcaster [153]
Leslie Cheung 1956–2003 Hong Kong Actor and musician [154]
Margaret Cho born 1968 American Comedian [155]
Greta Christina born 1961 American Author, blogger, speaker [156]
Hélène Cixous born 1937 French Writer and philosopher [157]
Clairo born 1998 American Singer and songwriter [158][159]
Dodie Clark born 1995 British Singer-songwriter, YouTube personality [160]
Montgomery Clift 1920–1966 American Actor [161]
CMAT
(Ciara Mary-Alice Thompson) 		born 1996 Irish Singer, songwriter, and musician [162]
Kurt Cobain 1967–1994 American Artist, musician, and songwriter [163][164][165]
Cyril Collard 1957–1993 French Author, filmmaker, composer, and actor [166]
Simon Collins born 1976 English-Canadian Musician, son of Phil Collins [167]
Caroline Coon born 1945 English Artist, journalist and political activist [168]
Colleen Coover born 1969 American Artist [169][170]
Kit Connor born 2004 English Actor [171]
Kate Copstick born ? Scottish Television presenter, actress, writer and director [172]
Monique Covét born 1976 Hungarian Pornographic actress, adult model, and businesswoman [173]
Baron Gottfried von Cramm 1909–1976 German Tennis player, twice French Open champion [174]
Darby Crash 1958–1980 American Musician [175]
Joan Crawford 1905–1977 American Actress [176]
Aleister Crowley 1875–1947 English Occultist and hedonist [177]
Countee Cullen 1903–1946 American Poet of the Harlem Renaissance [178]
Alan Cumming born 1965 Scottish Actor [179]
Cytherea born 1981 American Pornographic film actress, adult model, and businesswoman [180]

D

 
Music executive Clive Davis
 
Interior decorator Elsie de Wolfe
 
Actor James Dean
 
Pornographic actor Ryan Driller
 
Dancer Isadora Duncan
Name Dates Nationality Comments Reference
Stephen Daldry born 1961 British Theatre and film director [181]
Joe Dallesandro born 1948 American Actor [182]
Jacques Damala 1855–1889 Greek Actor [183]
Dave Davies born 1947 British Musician with The Kinks [184]
Ron Davies born 1946 British Politician [185]
Brad Davis 1949–1991 American Actor in Midnight Express [186]
Frank Marshall Davis 1905–1987 American Journalist, poet, political, labor activist [187]
Sammy Davis Jr. 1925–1990 American Entertainer [188]
Shane Dawson born 1988 American Internet personality [189]
James Dean 1931–1955 American Actor [190][191]
Bobby DeBarge 1956–1995 American Lead vocalist of Switch [192]
Michelle Dee born 1995 Filipino Actress and beauty pageant titleholder who was crowned Miss Universe Philippines 2023 [193][194]
Michelle Deighton born 1986 American Contestant on America's Next Top Model [195]
Victoria De Angelis born 2000 Italian Bassist for Måneskin [196]
Oscar de la Renta 1932–2014 Dominican Fashion designer [197][198]
Olga de Meyer 1871–1930 British Socialite, rumored to be daughter of King Edward VII [199]
Jacques Demy 1931–1990 French Film director [200]
Carla Denyer Born 1985 British Politician. Self-describes as "bisexual or pansexual" [201]
Janet Devlin born 1994 Northern Irish Singer-songwriter [202]
Elsie de Wolfe 1865–1950 American Interior designer [203]
Andy Dick born 1965 American Actor and comedian [204]
Marlene Dietrich 1901–1992 American German-born actress, singer [205]
Ani DiFranco born 1970 American Musician [206]
Diane di Prima 1934–2020 American Poet [207]
Morgan Doctor born ? American Musician [208]
Amanda Donohoe born 1962 British Actress [209]
Jude Ellison Sady Doyle born 1982 American Feminist writer [210][211]
Jessica Drake born 1974 American Pornographic actress, adult model, and erotic dancer [212]
Ryan Driller born 1982 American Pornographic actor, director and model [213][214]
Sir Michael Duff 1907–1980 British Society figure, married to bisexual Lady Caroline Paget [215]
Carol Ann Duffy born 1955 British Poet [216]
Daphne du Maurier 1907–1989 British Author [217]
Dominick Dunne 1925–2009 American Writer [218]
Isadora Duncan 1887–1927 American Dancer [219]
Don Dunstan 1926–1999 Australian Politician. Premier of South Australia [220][221]
Eleonora Duse 1859–1924 Italian Actress [222]
Deborah Dyer born 1967 British Singer, aka Pea Narni aka Skin (of Skunk Anansie) [223]

E

Name Dates Nationality Comments Reference
Laurie Toby Edison born 1942 American Photographer [224]
Billie Eilish born 2001 American Singer-songwriter [225]
Bret Easton Ellis born 1964 American Novelist. Author of American Psycho and Lunar Park [226][227]
Edith Ellis 1861–1916 British Writer, wife of sexologist Havelock Ellis [228]
William Empson 1904–1986 British Literary critic (Seven Types of Ambiguity) and poet [229]
Eve Ensler born 1953 American Writer, author of The Vagina Monologues [230]
Raúl Esparza born 1970 Cuban American Singer, actor [231]
Kenny Everett 1944–1995 British DJ and comedian [232]

F

 
Television personality Chloe Ferry in 2018
 
Dada artist Elsa von Freytag-Loringhoven
Name Dates Nationality Comments Reference
György Faludy 1910–2006 Hungarian Poet, writer and translator [233]
Brenda Fassie 1964–2004 South African Singer [234]
Frances Faye 1912–1991 American Singer [235]
Peggy Fears 1903–1994 American Actress. Married A.C. Blumenthal three times, finally settled down with Tedi Thurman [236]
Fergie born 1975 American Singer with The Black Eyed Peas [237]
Chloe Ferry born 1995 English Television personality [238]
Annie Adams Fields 1834–1915 American Writer [239]
Leonor Fini 1907–1996 Argentinian Painter [240]
M. F. K. Fisher 1908–1992 American Writer [241]
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn 1890–1964 American Activist [242]
Althea Flynt 1953–1987 American Wife of Larry Flynt [243]
Charles Henri Ford 1913–2002 American Novelist, poet, filmmaker, photographer, and artist [244]
Xander Ford born 1998 Filipino Internet personality, singer, and actor [245]
Megan Fox born 1986 American Actress and model [246][247]
Kay Francis 1905–1968 American Actress [248][249]
Ashley Frangipane born 1994 American Singer, songwriter and actress [250]
Anne Frank 1929–1945 Dutch-German Diarist [251][252]
Pamela Frankau 1908–1967 British Novelist [253][254]
Alan Freeman 1927–2006 Australian Radio DJ [255]
Elsa von Freytag-Loringhoven 1874–1927 German Dada artist and poet [256][257]

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