List of bisexual people (N–S)

This list of bisexual people includes notable people who identify or have been identified as bisexual.

Contents

• A–F
• G–M
• N
• O
• P
• Q
• R
• S
• T–Z

• References

This is a dynamic list and may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help by adding missing items with reliable sources.

N

Singer Anne-Marie

Fashion designer Rick Owens

Name	Dates	Nationality	Comments	Reference
Bif Naked	born 1971	Canadian	Musician	[1]
Bernard Natan	1886–1942	French, Romanian	Early pornographic film actor and director; later worked in mainstream cinema; died in Auschwitz	[2]
Alla Nazimova	1879–1945	Russian-American	Crimean-born actress	[3]
Meshell Ndegeocello	born 1968	American	German-born musician	[4]
Louise Nevelson	1899–1988	Ukrainian	Kyiv-born American artist	[5]
Anne-Marie Nicholson	born 1991	English	Musician	[6]
Harold Nicolson	1886–1968	English	Diplomat, author, politician, husband of bisexual Vita Sackville-West	[7]
Anaïs Nin	1903–1977	American	Writer born in France	[8] [9]
Cynthia Nixon	born 1966	American	Actress	[10]
Nica Noelle	born 1976	American	Pornographic actress, adult film director, sex columnist, and businesswoman	[11]
Rosaleen Norton	1917–1979	Australian	Artist and occultist	[12]
Tegan Nox	born 1994	Welsh	Professional wrestler	[13]
Laura Nyro	1947–1997	American	Musician	[14]

O

Writer Sofi Oksanen

Name	Dates	Nationality	Comments	Reference
Frank Ocean	born 1987	American	Rapper, singer	[15]
Robyn Ochs	born 1958	American	Writer and activist	[16]
Nuala O'Faolain	1942–2008	Irish	Writer	[17]
Sofi Oksanen	born 1977	Finnish	Writer	[18] [19]
Musa Okwonga	born 1979	British	Writer and musician	[20] [21]
Laurence Olivier	1907–1989	British	Actor	[22] [23] [24]
Bree Olson	born 1986	American	Pornographic actress and adult model	[25]
April O'Neil	born 1987	American	Pornographic actress	[26]
Alfred d'Orsay	1801–1852	French	Amateur artist, dandy, and man of fashion	[27]
Joan Osborne	born 1962	American	Musician	[28] [29]
Rick Owens	born 1962	American	Fashion designer	[30]

P

Italian politician, lawyer and journalist Alfonso Pecoraro Scanio

Composer and songwriter Cole Porter

Name	Dates	Nationality	Comments	Reference
Svante Pääbo	born 1955	Swedish	Evolutionary geneticist, head of the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology's Neanderthal genome project	[31]
Lady Caroline Paget	1913–1973	British	Socialite, actress, married to bisexual Sir Michael Duff	[32]
Camille Paglia	born 1947	American	Writer and academic	[33] [34]
Anita Pallenberg	born 1944	German	Model, actress and fashion designer	[35]
Amanda Palmer	born 1976	American	Lead singer and pianist of The Dresden Dolls	[36]
Marco Pannella	born 1930	Italian	Politician	[37]
Anna Paquin	born 1982	New Zealander	Actress	[38] [39]
Sergei Parajanov	1924–1990	Armenian	Soviet film-maker	[40]
Elaine Parent	1942–2002	American	"World's most wanted woman"	[41]
Betty Parsons	1900–1982	American	Artist and gallery owner	[42]
Peaches	born 1968	Canadian	Musician	[43]
Alfonso Pecoraro Scanio	born 1959	Italian	Politician	[44]
Katharine Philips	1631–1664	English	Poet	[45]
Édith Piaf	1915–1963	French	Singer, alleged lover of Marlene Dietrich	[46]
Patrice Pike	born 1970	American	Singer	[47] [48]
Aubrey Plaza	born 1984	American	Actress and comedian	[49]
Pocah	born 1994	Brazilian	Singer-songwriter	[50]
Mimi Pollak	1903–1999	Swedish	Actress and director; love of Greta Garbo's life	[51]
Cole Porter	1891–1964	American	Composer and songwriter	[52]
Dawn Porter	born 1979	British	Television presenter; "I have had sexual experiences with girls before, and am quite open about it."	[53]
Liane de Pougy	1869–1950	French	Dancer and courtesan	[54]

Q

Author, editor, sociologist, and sexologist Carol Queen

Name	Dates	Nationality	Comments	Reference
Carol Queen	born 1958	American	Author, editor, sociologist, sexologist, feminist, and pornographic actress	[55] [56] [57]

R

Actor and singer Sara Ramirez

Choreographer Jerome Robbins

Name	Dates	Nationality	Comments	Reference
Ma Rainey	1886–1939	American	Blues singer	[58]
Natacha Rambova	1897–1966	American	Rudolph Valentino's wife	[59]
Dee Dee Ramone	1951–2002	American	Musician	[60] [61]
Sara Ramirez	born 1975	Mexican–American	Actress, singer-songwriter	[62]
Anthony Rapp	born 1971	American	Actor, known for his role in the musical Rent	[63]
Simon Raven	1927–2001	English	Writer	[64]
Johnnie Ray	1927–1990	American	Singer, songwriter, and pianist	[65]
Pauline Réage	1907–1998	French	Author of Story of O	[66]
Michael Redgrave	1908–1985	English	Actor	[67]
Lou Reed	1942–2013	American	Musician	[68]
Mikhaela Reid	born 1980	American	Cartoonist	[69]
Lili Reinhart	born 1996	American	Actress	[70]
Tony Richardson	1928–1991	English	Film director	[67]
Arthur Rimbaud	1854–1891	French	Poet	[71]
Jerome Robbins	1918–1998	American	Choreographer of West Side Story	[72]
Elizabeth Robins	1862–1952	American	Actress, playwright, novelist	[73]
Tom Robinson	born 1950	British	Musician and broadcaster	[74]
Martin Rossiter	born 1970	Welsh	Musician, formerly with band Gene	[75] [76]
Ida Rubinstein	1885–1960	Russian	Dancer and Belle Époque beauty	[77]
Muriel Rukeyser	1913–1980	American	Poet	[78]
Joshua Rush	born 2001	American	Actor	[79]
Ryan Russel	born 1992	American	American football player	[80]
Renato Russo	1960–1996	Brazilian	Singer/songwriter with Legião Urbana	[81]
Lee Ryan	born 1983	British	Singer, member of boy band Blue	[82]
Sara Ryan	born 1971	American	Writer	[83]

S

Author and performance poet Sapphire

Artist and political activist Kevin Sharkey

Animator, director, screenwriter and producer Rebecca Sugar

Name	Dates	Nationality	Comments	Reference
Umberto Saba	1883–1957	Italian	Poet	[84]
Jaime Sáenz	1921–1986	Bolivian	Poet, novelist, and short story writer	[85]
Françoise Sagan	1935–2004	French	Playwright, novelist ( Bonjour Tristesse ), screenwriter	[86]
Rachael Sage	born 1971	American	Songwriter	[87]
Pam St. Clement	born 1942	English	Actress on EastEnders	[88]
Ali Saleem	born 1981	Pakistani	Television host, actor, scriptwriter and impressionist	[89]
Ola Salo	born 1977	Swedish	Singer with The Ark	[90]
Ève Salvail	born 1973	Canadian	Model	[91] [92]
George Sand	1804–1876	French	Writer	[93]
Sapphire	born 1950	American	Writer	[94]
Savannah	1970–1994	American	Pornographic actress; had affairs with men and women in her personal life	[95] [96]
Maria Schneider	1952–2011	French	Actress	[97]
Annette Schwarz	born 1984	German	Pornographic actress, adult model, and businesswoman	[98]
Ann Scott	born 1965	French	Writer, model	[99]
Paul Scott	1920–1978	English	Writer ( The Raj Quartet )	[100]
Daniela Sea	born 1977	American	Musician, artist, juggler, The L Word actress	[101]
Emma Seligman	born 1995	Canadian	Screenwriter and film director	[102]
Stephanie Sellars	born 1976	American	Columnist (New York Press), writer, actress, singer	[103] [104]
Vikram Seth	born 1952	Indian	Author and poet	[105]
Kevin Sharkey	born 1962	Irish	Painter and celebrity	[106] [107]
Alia Shawkat	born 1989	American	Actress	[108]
George Shelley	born 1993	British	Singer, songwriter (former member of boy band Union J), radio presenter and actor	[109]
Pete Shelley	1955–2018	British	Singer, songwriter and guitarist with the Buzzcocks	[110]
Michelle Shocked	born 1962	American	Musician	[111]
Nerina Shute	1908–2004	English	Writer	[112]
Sia	born 1975	Australian	Musician, voice actress, producer	[113] [114]
Kate Siegel	born 1982	American	Actress, screenwriter	[115]
Judee Sill	1944–1979	American	Musician	[116]
Kyrsten Sinema	born 1976	American	Politician (United States Senate - Dem)	[117]
Lilly Singh	born 1988	Canadian	Actress, comedian, YouTube personality	[118]
Liz Smith	born 1923	American	Gossip columnist	[119]
Jill Sobule	born 1961	American	Musician	[111]
Susan Sontag	1933–2004	American	Writer, filmmaker, and activist	[120]
Anna Span	born 1971	English	Porn director, politician	[121] [122]
Humphrey Spender	1910–2005	English	Photographer, artist, architect, brother of Stephen	[123]
Stephen Spender	1909–1995	English	Poet, novelist and essayist, brother of Humphrey	[124]
Dusty Springfield	1939–1999	English	Singer	[111]
Stacia	born 1952	Irish	"Happily bisexual" dancer for rock group Hawkwind	[125]
Barbara Stanwyck	1907–1990	American	Actress	[126]
Kinnie Starr	born 1970	Canadian	Musician	[127]
Jan Steckel	born 1962	American	Writer	[128]
Marc Stevens	1943–1989	American	Pornographic actor, erotic dancer, and memoirist	[129]
Jamie Stewart	born 1978	American	Frontman of American experimental group Xiu Xiu	[130]
Steve Strange	1959–2015	Welsh	Musician, singer with Visage	[131]
Rebecca Sugar	born 1987	American	Animator, screenwriter and musician, creator of Steven Universe	[132]
India Summer	born 1975	American	Pornographic actress and adult model	[133]
Ron Suresha	born 1958	American	Editor of Bi Men: Coming Out, a Lammy Award finalist	[134]
Jacqueline Susann	1918–1974	American	Author of Valley of the Dolls	[135]

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