List of bisexual people (A–F)

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

Contents

• A
• B
• C
• D
• E
• F
• G–M
• N–S
• T–Z

• References

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; generally 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	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]
Djuna Barnes	1892–1982	American	Writer, artist, illustrator and journalist	[39]
Nessa Barrett	born 2002	American	Singer, songwriter	[40]
Amanda Barrie	born 1935	British	Actress on Coronation Street , Cleo in Carry On Cleo	[41]
Drew Barrymore	born 1975	American	Actress	[42]
Jamie Barton	born 1981	American	Opera singer (mezzo-soprano)	[43]
Megan Barton-Hanson	born 1994	English	Television personality and sex worker	[44]
Jean-Michel Basquiat	1960–1988	American	Artist	[45]
Jennifer Baumgardner	born 1970	American	Writer, journalist, filmmaker and lecturer	[46]
Mark Bautista	born 1983	Filipino	Model and singer	[47] [48]
Jaime Bayly	born 1965	Peruvian	Writer and journalist	[49]
Beabadoobee (Beatrice Kristi Ilejay Laus)	born 2000	Filipino	Singer and songwriter	[50]
Stephanie Beatriz	born 1981	Argentine-American	Actress and model	[51]
Bianca Beauchamp	born 1977	Canadian	Adult model	[52]
Simone de Beauvoir	1908–1986	French	Philosopher	[53]
María Becerra	born 2000	Argentine	Singer	[54]
Julian Beck	1925–1985	American	Actor, director, poet, and painter	[55]
Sybille Bedford	1911–2006	British	Writer	[56]
Madison Beer	born 1999	American	Singer and songwriter	[57] [58]
Aphra Behn	1640–1689	British	Writer and spy	[59]
Dario Bellezza	1944–1996	Italian	Poet and author	[60]
Ruth Benedict	1887–1948	American	Anthropologist	[61]
Brenda Benet	1945–1982	American	Actress; wife of Bill Bixby, lover of Tammy Bruce	[62] [63]
Jessica Benham	born 1990	American	Politician and disability rights activist	[64]
Michael Bennett	1943–1987	American	Director, choreographer, and dancer	[65]
Anita Berber	1899–1928	German	Dancer, actress, writer, and prostitute	[66]
Helmut Berger	born 1944	Austrian	Actor	[67]
Ruth Bernhard	1905–2006	German	Photographer	[68]
Sandra Bernhard	born 1955	American	Comedian, singer, actress and author	[69] [70]
Sarah Bernhardt	1844–1923	French	Actress	[71]
Leonard Bernstein	1918–1990	American	Composer and conductor	[72]
John Betjeman	1906–1984	British	Poet laureate	[73] [74]
Magnus Betnér	born 1974	Swedish	Comedian	[75]
Tobias Billström	born 1973	Swedish	Politician	[76]
Björk	born 1965	Icelandic	Singer, songwriter, actress and activist	[77]
Tori Black	born 1988	American	Pornographic actress and adult model	[78]
Olivia Blake	born 1990	British	Politician	[79]
Griselda Blanco	1943–2012	Colombian	Career criminal and drug trafficker	[80] [81] [82]
Anthony Blond	1928–2008	British	Publisher and author	[83]
Amy Bloom	born 1953	American	Writer	[84]
Violet Blue	born ?	American	Writer, podcaster, sex educator, and sex columnist	[85]
Julio Bocca	born 1967	Argentinian	Ballet dancer	[86]
Rodolfo Bottino	1959–2011	Brazilian	Actor, cook and restaurateur	[87]
Bernard Boursicot	born 1944	French	Diplomat; his story inspired M. Butterfly	[88]
Crystal Bowersox	born 1987	American	Country singer, folk singer, Broadway actress, American Idol runner-up	[89]
Angela Bowie	born 1950	American	Model, writer, musician, ex-wife of David Bowie	[90]
David Bowie	1947–2016	British	Musician	[91]
Jane Bowles	1917–1973	American	Writer; wife of Paul Bowles	[92]
Paul Bowles	1910–1999	American	Composer and author; husband of Jane Bowles	[93]
Adolf Brand	1874–1945	German	Writer and LGBT activist	[94]
Marlon Brando	1924–2004	American	Actor	[95]
Karan Brar	b. 1999	American	Actor	[96]
Cait Brennan	born 1969	American	Singer-songwriter and screenwriter	[97]
Jeremy Brett	1933–1995	British	Actor, famous as Sherlock Holmes	[98]
Phoebe Bridgers	born 1994	American	Singer-songwriter	[99]
Susie Bright	born 1958	American	Writer and broadcaster	[100]
Joy Brook	born 1969	British	Actress, DC Kerry Holmes on The Bill	[101]
Rupert Brooke	1887–1915	British	Poet	[102]
Louise Brooks	1906–1985	American	Actress	[103]
Romaine Brooks	1874–1970	American	Painter	[104]
Brigid Brophy	1929–1995	British	Writer	[105]
Kate Brown	born 1960	American	Politician, governor of Oregon	[106]
Melanie Brown	born 1975	British	Singer with girl band Spice Girls, songwriter, actress, and television personality	[107]
Coral Browne	1913–1991	Australian	Actress, wife of Vincent Price	[108]
Carrie Brownstein	born 1974	American	Musician	[109]
Gioia Bruno	born 1963	American	Musician	[110]
Louise Bryant	1885–1936	American	Radical journalist, played by Diane Keaton in Reds	[111]
Tylene Buck	born 1972	American	Pornographic actress and adult model; former professional wrestler and valet	[112]
Ryan Buell	born 1982	American	Paranormal investigator, television personality	[113]
Concha Buika	born 1972	Spanish	Singer	[114] [115]
Julie Burchill	born 1959	British	Writer	[116]
Pete Burns	1959–2016	British	Singer-songwriter with Dead or Alive	[117]
William S. Burroughs	1914–1997	American	Writer	[118]
Saffron Burrows	born 1973	British	Actress and model	[119]
Dorothy Bussy	1865–1960	British	Writer	[120]
Robin Byrd	born 1957	American	Former pornographic actress, now a cable TV host	[121]
Lord Byron	1788–1824	British	Nobleman, poet	[122]

C

Singer Ethel Cain

Actress and singer Dove Cameron

Comedian Margaret Cho

Writer John Cheever

Poet Countee Cullen

Name	Dates	Nationality	Comments	Reference
Ethel Cain	born 1998	American	Singer	[123]
Caligula	12 – 41CE	Roman	Emperor	[124]
Dove Cameron	born 1996	American	Actress and singer	[125]
Colin Campbell	1942–2001	Canadian	Artist	[126]
Roy Campbell	1901–1957	South African	Poet and translator	[127]
Daniele Capezzone	born 1972	Italian	Politician and journalist	[128]
Gia Carangi	1960–1986	American	Model, played by Angelina Jolie in Gia	[129] [130]
Cardi B	born 1992	American	Rapper	[131] [132] [133]
Vanessa Carlton	born 1980	American	Singer, musician, songwriter; "I am a proud bisexual woman."	[134]
George Carman	1929–2001	British	Lawyer, leading barrister of the 1980s and 1990s	[135]
Ana Carolina	born 1974	Brazilian	Musician; "I am Bi. So what?"	[136]
Cameron Carpenter	born 1981	American	Organist	[137]
Robert Carr, 1st Earl of Somerset	1587–1645	Scottish	Politician and lover of King James I of England	[138]
Gail Carriger	born 1976	American	Author, archaeologist	[139]
Dora Carrington	1893–1932	English	Artist	[140]
Jim Carroll	1950–2009	American	Writer (The Basketball Diaries) and musician	[141]
Aaron Carter	1987–2022	American	Singer	[142]
Nell Carter	1948–2003	American	Singer and actress	[143]
Giacomo Casanova	1725–1798	Italian	Traveller and writer	[144]
Andie Case	born 1992	American	Singer, songwriter	[145]
Neal Cassady	1926–1968	American	Beatnik and writer	[146]
Jack Cassidy	1927–1976	American	Actor, father of David Cassidy	[147]
Constantine P. Cavafy	1863–1933	Greek	Poet	[148]
Cazuza	1958–1990	Brazilian	Composer and singer	[149]
Benvenuto Cellini	1500–1571	Italian	Goldsmith, painter, soldier, autobiographer	[150] [151]
Alvilde Chaplin	1909–1994	British	Gardening and landscape expert, married to bisexual James Lees-Milne	[152]
Crystal Chappell	born 1965	American	Actress; "I am equally attracted to men and women."	[153]
Bruce Chatwin	1940–1989	English	Novelist and travel writer	[154]
John Cheever	1912–1982	American	Writer	[155]
Neneh Cherry	born 1964	Swedish	Musician and broadcaster	[156]
Leslie Cheung	1956–2003	Hong Kong	Actor and musician	[157]
Margaret Cho	born 1968	American	Comedian	[158]
Greta Christina	born 1961	American	Author, blogger, speaker	[159]
Hélène Cixous	born 1937	French	Writer and philosopher	[160]
Clairo	born 1998	American	Singer and songwriter	[161] [162]
Dodie Clark	born 1995	British	Singer-songwriter, YouTube personality	[163]
Montgomery Clift	1920–1966	American	Actor	[164]
CMAT (Ciara Mary-Alice Thompson)	born 1996	Irish	Singer, songwriter, and musician	[165]
Kurt Cobain	1967–1994	American	Artist, musician, and songwriter	[166] [167] [168]
Cyril Collard	1957–1993	French	Author, filmmaker, composer, and actor	[169]
Simon Collins	born 1976	English-Canadian	Musician, son of Phil Collins	[170]
Kit Connor	born 2004	English	Actor	[171]
Caroline Coon	born 1945	English	Artist, journalist and political activist	[172]
Colleen Coover	born 1969	American	Artist	[173] [174]
Kate Copstick	born ?	Scottish	Television presenter, actress, writer and director	[175]
Monique Covét	born 1976	Hungarian	Pornographic actress, adult model, and businesswoman	[176]
Baron Gottfried von Cramm	1909–1976	German	Tennis player, twice French Open champion	[177]
Darby Crash	1958–1980	American	Musician	[178]
Auli’i Cravalho	born 2000	American	Actress, singer	[179]
Joan Crawford	1905–1977	American	Actress	[180]
Aleister Crowley	1875–1947	English	Occultist and hedonist	[181]
Countee Cullen	1903–1946	American	Poet of the Harlem Renaissance	[182]
Alan Cumming	born 1965	Scottish	Actor	[183]
Cytherea	born 1981	American	Pornographic film actress, adult model, and businesswoman	[184]

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
Da Brat	born 1974	American	Rapper	[185]
Stephen Daldry	born 1961	British	Theatre and film director	[186]
Joe Dallesandro	born 1948	American	Actor	[187]
Jacques Damala	1855–1889	Greek	Actor	[188]
Dave Davies	born 1947	British	Musician with The Kinks	[189]
Ron Davies	born 1946	British	Politician	[190]
Brad Davis	1949–1991	American	Actor in Midnight Express	[191]
Frank Marshall Davis	1905–1987	American	Journalist, poet, political, labor activist	[192]
Sammy Davis Jr.	1925–1990	American	Entertainer	[193]
Shane Dawson	born 1988	American	Internet personality	[194]
Victoria De Angelis	born 2000	Italian	Bassist for Måneskin	[195]
Klarisse de Guzman	born 1991	Filipino	Singer and songwriter; first runner-up of the first season of The Voice of the Philippines	[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]
Elsie de Wolfe	1865–1950	American	Interior designer	[200]
James Dean	1931–1955	American	Actor	[201] [202]
Bobby DeBarge	1956–1995	American	Lead vocalist of Switch	[203]
Michelle Dee	born 1995	Filipino	Actress and beauty pageant titleholder who was crowned Miss Universe Philippines 2023	[204] [205]
Michelle Deighton	born 1986	American	Contestant on America's Next Top Model	[206]
Jacques Demy	1931–1990	French	Film director	[207]
Carla Denyer	Born 1985	British	Politician; self-describes as "bisexual or pansexual"	[208]
Janet Devlin	born 1994	Northern Irish	Singer-songwriter	[209]
Diane di Prima	1934–2020	American	Poet	[210]
Andy Dick	born 1965	American	Actor and comedian	[211]
Marlene Dietrich	1901–1992	American	German-born actress, singer	[212]
Ani DiFranco	born 1970	American	Musician	[213]
Rubén Doblas	born 1990	Spanish	Content creator	[214]
Morgan Doctor	born ?	American	Musician	[215]
Doechii	born 1998	American	Rapper	[216]
Amanda Donohoe	born 1962	British	Actress	[217]
Jude Ellison Sady Doyle	born 1982	American	Feminist writer	[218] [219]
Jessica Drake	born 1974	American	Pornographic actress, adult model, and erotic dancer	[220]
Ryan Driller	born 1982	American	Pornographic actor, director and model	[221] [222]
Daphne du Maurier	1907–1989	British	Author	[223]
Sir Michael Duff, 3rd Baronet	1907–1980	British	Society figure, married to bisexual Lady Caroline Paget	[224]
Carol Ann Duffy	born 1955	British	Poet	[225]
Isadora Duncan	1887–1927	American	Dancer	[226]
Dominick Dunne	1925–2009	American	Writer	[227]
Don Dunstan	1926–1999	Australian	Politician; premier of South Australia	[228] [229]
Eleonora Duse	1859–1924	Italian	Actress	[230]
Deborah Dyer	born 1967	British	Singer, aka Pea Narni aka Skin (of Skunk Anansie)	[231]

E

Name	Dates	Nationality	Comments	Reference
Laurie Toby Edison	born 1942	American	Photographer	[232]
Billie Eilish	born 2001	American	Singer-songwriter	[233]
Bret Easton Ellis	born 1964	American	Novelist, author of American Psycho and Lunar Park	[234]
Edith Ellis	1861–1916	British	Writer, wife of sexologist Havelock Ellis	[235]
William Empson	1904–1986	British	Literary critic ( Seven Types of Ambiguity ) and poet	[236]
Eve Ensler	born 1953	American	Writer, author of The Vagina Monologues	[237]
Cynthia Erivo	born 1987	English	Actress, singer	[238]
Raúl Esparza	born 1970	Cuban American	Singer, actor	[239]
Kenny Everett	1944–1995	British	DJ and comedian	[240]

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	[241]
Brenda Fassie	1964–2004	South African	Singer	[242]
Frances Faye	1912–1991	American	Singer	[243]
Peggy Fears	1903–1994	American	Actress; married A.C. Blumenthal three times, finally settled down with Tedi Thurman	[244]
Fergie	born 1975	American	Singer with The Black Eyed Peas	[245]
Chloe Ferry	born 1995	English	Television personality	[246]
Annie Adams Fields	1834–1915	American	Writer	[247]
Travis Fine	born 1968	American	Actor, writer, director, and producer	[248]
Leonor Fini	1907–1996	Argentinian	Painter	[249]
M. F. K. Fisher	1908–1992	American	Writer	[250]
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn	1890–1964	American	Activist	[251]
Althea Flynt	1953–1987	American	Wife of Larry Flynt	[252]
Charles Henri Ford	1913–2002	American	Novelist, poet, filmmaker, photographer, and artist	[253]
Xander Ford	born 1998	Filipino	Internet personality, singer, and actor	[254]
Jerome Foster II	born 2002	American	Environmental activist	[255]
Megan Fox	born 1986	American	Actress and model	[256] [257]
Kay Francis	1905–1968	American	Actress	[258] [259]
Ashley Frangipane	born 1994	American	Singer, songwriter and actress	[260]
Anne Frank	1929–1945	Dutch-German	Diarist	[261]
Pamela Frankau	1908–1967	British	Novelist	[262] [263]
Alan Freeman	1927–2006	Australian	Radio DJ	[264]
Elsa von Freytag-Loringhoven	1874–1927	German	Dada artist and poet	[265] [266]

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