List of pansexual people

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This is a list of people who identify as pansexual and who are the subjects of articles on the English Wikipedia.

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Figure skater, Amber Glenn
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Rapper, Angel Haze
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Former gymnast, Danell Leyva
Comedian, painter and television presenter, Joe Lycett LycettPascoeGreen290518-11 (42449359001) (cropped).jpg
Comedian, painter and television presenter, Joe Lycett
Singer-songwriter, Declan McKenna DECLAN MCKENNA (38021162802) (cropped).jpg
Singer-songwriter, Declan McKenna
Video game writer and former journalist, Alanah Pearce Alanah Pearce for Dignitas (50535971301) (cropped).jpg
Video game writer and former journalist, Alanah Pearce
NameBirth and death datesNationalityCommentsReference
Courtney Act Born 1982Australian Drag performer, singer [1]
Adeem the Artist Born 1988AmericanSinger [2]
Chen Aharoni Born 1990IsraeliSinger-songwriter, musician and television presenter. [3]
Sophie Anderson (actress) 1987–2023EnglishPornographic actress and internet personality [4]
Angèle (singer) Born 1995BelgianSinger and songwriter [5]
Shiki Aoki Born 1990JapaneseActor, voice actor, model, fashion designer [6]
Nadia Alexander Born 1994AmericanActress [7]
Ashnikko Born 1996AmericanSinger, rapper, and songwriter [8]
Madison Bailey Born 1999AmericanActress [9]
Alex Bertie Born 1995BritishYouTuber, author, graphic designer [10]
Nayland Blake Born 1960AmericanArtist [11]
Bob the Drag Queen Born 1987AmericanDrag performer [12]
Jetty Bones Born 1992AmericanSinger, songwriter [13]
Boyfriend Born 1988AmericanRapper, songwriter, producer, and performance artist [14]
Wayne Brady Born 1972AmericanTelevision personality, comedian, actor, and singer [15]
Brooke Candy Born 1989AmericanRapper [16] [17]
Ashly Burch Born 1990AmericanVoice actress, singer, writer [18]
Nicolas Cantu Born 2003AmericanActor, voice actor, YouTuber [19]
Greta Christina Born 1961AmericanBlogger, speaker, and author [20]
Christine and the Queens Born 1988FrenchSinger, songwriter, pianist [21]
Rin Chupeco Chinese FilipinoWriter [22]
Miley Cyrus Born 1992AmericanSinger, songwriter and actress [23] [24]
Solo Darling Born 1987AmericanProfessional wrestler [25]
Cara Delevingne Born 1992BritishModel, actress and singer [26]
Carla Denyer Born 1985BritishPolitician. Self-describes as "bisexual or pansexual". [27]
Asia Kate Dillion Born 1984AmericanActor [28]
Brita Filter Born 1985AmericanDrag queen [29]
Reynaldo Gianecchini Born 1972BrazilianActor, model [30]
Preta Gil Born 1974BrazilianSinger, television presenter, actress, businesswoman [31]
Caroline Giuliani Born 1989AmericanFilmmaker, political activist, writer [32]
Amber Glenn Born 1999AmericanFigure skater [33]
Mary González Born 1983AmericanMember of the Texas House of Representatives; became the first openly pansexual elected official in the United States in 2012 [34] [35]
Gigi Gorgeous Born 1992CanadianYouTuber, socialite, actress and model [36]
Gottmik Born 1997AmericanDrag performer, make-up artist [37]
Laci Green Born 1989AmericanYouTuber [38]
Emily Hampshire Born 1981CanadianActress, singer [39]
Dalton Harris Born 1991JamaicanSinger [40]
Kimberly Hart-Simpson Born 1987WelshActress and businesswoman [41]
Sophie B. Hawkins Born 1964AmericanSinger and songwriter [42]
Angel Haze Born 1992AmericanRapper and lyricist [43]
Clara Henry Born 1994SwedishBlogger, comedian, television presenter and author [44]
Tess Holliday Born 1985AmericanModel, make-up artist, blogger [45] [46]
Owen Hurcum Born 1997BritishPolitician [47]
Erika Ishii Born 1987American Voice actor and television presenter [48] [49]
Feminista Jones Born 1979AmericanSocial worker, writer [50]
Jazz Jennings Born 2000American Reality television personality, LGBTQ rights activist [51]
Allie Katch Born 1994AmericanProfessional wrestler [52]
Amita Kuttner Born 1990Canadian Astrophysicist and politician [53] [54]
Kellyn LaCour-Conant Born ?AmericanRestoration ecologist [55]
Paige Layle Born 2000CanadianActivist and eyelash technician [56]
Terra Lawson-Remer Born 1978AmericanPolitician [57]
Paola Lázaro Born 1994Puerto RicanActress and dramatic playwright [58]
Lisa-Jayne Lewis Born 1977EnglishBroadcaster and commentator [59]
Danell Leyva Born 1997AmericanGymnast [60]
Demi Lovato Born 1992AmericanSinger and actor [61]
Joe Lycett Born 1988BritishComedian [62]
Seanan McGuire Born 1977AmericanAuthor, filker [63]
Maria McKee Born 1964AmericanSinger, songwriter [64]
Declan McKenna Born 1998BritishSinger, LGBT+ rights advocate, political activist [65]
Janelle Monáe Born 1985AmericanSinger, songwriter, rapper, record producer, actress, model [66]
Layla Moran Born 1982BritishMember of House of Commons of the United Kingdom and in 2020 became the first UK parliamentarian to openly state their pansexuality [67] [68]
Valentina Nappi Born 1990ItalianPornographic actress [69]
Natasha Negovanlis Born 1990CanadianActress, singer [70]
Regina Orozco Born 1964MexicanActress and singer [71]
Alanah Pearce Born 1993AustralianWriter, journalist [72]
Sarah Peters Born 1987AmericanPolitician and environmental engineer [73]
Laurie Penny Born 1986EnglishJournalist and writer [74]
Griffon Ramsey Born 1980AmericanArtist [75]
Renato Russo 1960–1996BrazilianSinger, songwriter [76]
Patruni Sastry Born 1992IndianDancer, drag performer and actor [77]
Rina Sawayama Born 1990JapaneseSinger, musician [78]
JoJo Siwa Born 2003AmericanDancer, singer, actress, YouTube personality [79]
Greg Smith Born 1996Canadian Curler [80]
Tyler Spencer Born 1972AmericanSinger, songwriter, musician, author [81]
Caitlin Stasey Born 1990AustralianActress [82]
James Stephanie Sterling Born 1984AmericanJournalist, Youtuber, video game critic [83]
Chris Stuckmann Born 1988AmericanAuthor, Youtuber, film critic, filmmaker [84]
Tove Styrke Born 1992SwedishSinger and songwriter [85]
Bella Thorne Born 1997AmericanActress, singer and writer [86]
Brendon Urie Born 1987AmericanActor, musician, lead singer of Panic! at the Disco [87]
Katarina Waters Born 1980AmericanWrestler, actress [88]
Dreya Weber Born 1961AmericanActress, producer and aerialist [89]
Rebekah Weatherspoon AmericanAuthor, romance novelist [90]
Mae Whitman Born 1988AmericanActress, singer [91]
Adam Yosef Born 1981BritishJournalist, photojournalist and political activist [92]
Yungblud Born 1997BritishSinger, songwriter, actor [93]

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