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Famous People Born in 1985
Born in 1985? Meet the well-known people who share your birth year, from the biggest names to the ones you might not expect, month by month.
Turning 41 in 2026 · Chinese zodiac: Year of the Ox
The 1980s
The most famous people born in 1985111
Cristiano Ronaldo
Portuguese footballer with five Ballon d'Or awards and five Champions League titles, and the all-time top scorer in men's international football
Photo: Bryan Berlin · CC BY-SA 4.0
Lana Del Rey
American singer-songwriter of Video Games and Born to Die, known for her cinematic, melancholy take on Americana
Photo: Raph_PH · CC BY 2.0
Lewis Hamilton
British racing driver who holds a record-equalling seven Formula One world titles and the most race wins in history
Luka Modrić
Croatian midfielder who led his country to the 2018 World Cup final and won the Ballon d'Or and six Champions Leagues
Photo: Bryan Berlin · CC BY-SA 4.0
Bruno Mars
Photo: slgckgc · CC BY 4.0
Keira Knightley
English actress of Bend It Like Beckham and Pirates of the Caribbean who earned Oscar nominations for Pride & Prejudice and The Imitation Game
Photo: Andrea Raffin · CC BY-SA 3.0
Michael Phelps
American swimmer who won a record 23 Olympic gold medals, including eight at the 2008 Beijing Games
Photo: Agência Brasil Fotografias · CC BY 2.0
Wayne Rooney
English footballer who is Manchester United's all-time leading goalscorer
Photo: Дмитрий Голубович · CC BY-SA 3.0
Born in 1985, month by month
- January
- Asa Akira (January 3) · Award-winning adult film actress, director and author
- Lewis Hamilton (January 7) · British racing driver who holds a record-equalling seven Formula One world titles and the most race wins in history
- Pablo Zabaleta (January 16) · Argentine defender who won two Premier League titles with Manchester City
- Simone Simons (January 17) · Dutch mezzo-soprano who has fronted Epica since 2002 and released her first solo album, Vermillion, in 2024
- Damien Chazelle (January 19) · Oscar-winning director of films such as La La Land and Whiplash
- Tina Karol (January 25) · Ukrainian pop singer who represented her country at Eurovision 2006 and became a coach on The Voice of Ukraine
- J. Cole (January 28) · North Carolina rapper and producer behind 2014 Forest Hills Drive and KOD, and founder of the Dreamville record label
- February
- Asmaa Mahfouz (February 1)
- Cristiano Ronaldo (February 5) · Portuguese footballer with five Ballon d'Or awards and five Champions League titles, and the all-time top scorer in men's international football
- Julia Volkova (February 20) · Moscow-born singer who formed half of the pop duo t.A.T.u., famous for All the Things She Said
- Fernando Llorente (February 26) · Spanish international striker who won the 2010 World Cup
- Jelena Janković (February 28) · Former professional tennis player who was ranked world number one
- March
- Elena Berkova (March 11)
- Stromae (March 12) · Belgian musician known for the global hit single Alors on danse
- Kellan Lutz (March 15) · American actor best known for playing Emmett Cullen in Twilight
- Keira Knightley (March 26) · English actress of Bend It Like Beckham and Pirates of the Caribbean who earned Oscar nominations for Pride & Prejudice and The Imitation Game
- Jonathan Groff (March 26) · Tony-winning Broadway star who played King George III in Hamilton and voiced Kristoff in Disney's Frozen
- Stan Wawrinka (March 28) · Three-time Grand Slam winning Swiss professional tennis player
- Steve Mandanda (March 28) · Long-serving Marseille goalkeeper and World Cup winner with France
- April
- Leona Lewis (April 3) · British singer who rose to fame by winning The X Factor
- Humza Yousaf (April 7) · Former First Minister of Scotland and leader of the SNP
- Tomohisa Yamashita (April 9) · Japanese singer and actor known as Yamapi, formerly of NEWS, who starred in the medical drama Code Blue
- Yohei Toyoda (April 11) · Prolific Japanese striker and J-League Golden Boot winner
- Rooney Mara (April 17) · American actress known for The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
- Jo-Wilfried Tsonga (April 17) · French tennis player who reached the 2008 Australian Open final
- Takuya Honda (April 17) · Japanese midfielder who won the Asian Cup with the national team
- Łukasz Fabiański (April 18) · Polish goalkeeper who played in the Premier League for many years
- Rachel Smith (April 18)
- Nina Žižić (April 20) · Montenegrin pop singer from Nikšić who represented her country at Eurovision 2013 with the song Igranka
- Sam Altman (April 22) · American entrepreneur and chief executive of OpenAI
- Gal Gadot (April 30) · Israeli actress known for playing Wonder Woman in film
- May
- Lily Allen (May 2) · English singer-songwriter known for hit singles including Smile and The Fear
- Ezequiel Lavezzi (May 3) · Argentine footballer who played for Napoli and Paris Saint-Germain
- Fernandinho (May 4) · Long-serving Brazilian midfielder and former Manchester City captain
- J Balvin (May 7) · Medellín-born singer often called the Prince of Reggaeton, whose hit Mi Gente helped take Latin music mainstream worldwide
- Odette Annable (May 10) · Los Angeles-born actress who played Dr. Jessica Adams in House and the villain Reign in Supergirl
- Yeorjia Salpa (May 14)
- Daniela Di Giacomo (May 15)
- Chris Froome (May 20) · British cyclist who won the Tour de France four times
- Roman Reigns (May 25) · American professional wrestler and former American football player
- Carey Mulligan (May 28) · British actress known for An Education and Promising Young Woman
- Hernanes (May 29) · Brazilian midfielder who played for Lazio, Inter Milan and Juventus
- June
- Tirunesh Dibaba (June 1) · Multiple Olympic gold-winning distance runner from Ethiopia
- Lukas Podolski (June 4) · German striker who won the 2014 World Cup
- Bar Refaeli (June 4) · International fashion model and television presenter from Israel
- Sebastian Larsson (June 6) · Swedish midfielder known for his free-kick ability in the Premier League
- Sōta Hirayama (June 6) · Japanese striker who played for Heracles Almelo and FC Tokyo
- Sonam Kapoor (June 9) · Indian actress known for her work in Hindi cinema and fashion
- Vasilis Torosidis (June 10) · Long-serving captain of the Greek national football team
- Dave Franco (June 12) · American actor known for roles in the Now You See Me films
- Kendra Wilkinson (June 12)
- Seydou Doumbia (June 16) · Ivorian footballer and prolific striker for CSKA Moscow
- Kateryna Handziuk (June 17)
- Caroline Polachek (June 20) · New York singer-songwriter, formerly of Chairlift, acclaimed for adventurous solo albums such as Pang and Desire, I Want to Turn into You
- Lana Del Rey (June 21) · American singer-songwriter of Video Games and Born to Die, known for her cinematic, melancholy take on Americana
- Nico Rosberg (June 27) · Formula One World Champion who retired at his career peak
- Svetlana Kuznetsova (June 27) · Russian tennis player and winner of two Grand Slam singles titles
- Michael Phelps (June 30) · American swimmer who won a record 23 Olympic gold medals, including eight at the 2008 Beijing Games
- July
- Léa Seydoux (July 1) · French actress who shared the Palme d'Or for Blue Is the Warmest Colour and played Madeleine Swann opposite Daniel Craig's Bond
- Ashley Tisdale (July 2) · American actress known for High School Musical and The Suite Life
- Megan Rapinoe (July 5) · Olympic gold medallist and World Cup-winning American footballer
- Ashley Young (July 9) · English footballer who played for Manchester United and the national team
- Mario Gómez (July 10) · German international striker who won the Champions League with Bayern Munich
- Guillermo Ochoa (July 13) · Mexican goalkeeper known for his performances in the World Cup
- Nelson Piquet Jr. (July 25) · Brazilian racing driver and the inaugural Formula E world champion
- Mathieu Debuchy (July 28) · French international defender who played for Arsenal and Newcastle United
- Alissa White-Gluz (July 31) · Montreal-born metal vocalist who co-founded The Agonist and became the frontwoman of Swedish band Arch Enemy in 2014
- August
- Antonio Valencia (August 4) · Ecuadorian footballer who won two league titles with Manchester United
- Mark Milligan (August 4) · Former Australian international footballer and national team captain
- Salomon Kalou (August 5) · Ivorian footballer who won the Champions League with Chelsea
- Anna Kendrick (August 9) · Oscar-nominated actress and singer known for Pitch Perfect and Up in the Air
- Filipe Luís (August 9) · Brazilian defender who won the Premier League and La Liga
- Jacqueline Fernandez (August 11) · Sri Lankan actress and model appearing in Hindi films
- Bryan Ruiz (August 18) · Costa Rican footballer and former national team captain
- Beatrice Borromeo (August 18)
- Álvaro Negredo (August 20) · Spanish striker who won the Premier League with Manchester City
- Masahiko Inoha (August 28) · Professional Japanese footballer who played as a versatile defender
- Mohammed bin Salman Al Saud (August 31) · Crown Prince and Prime Minister of Saudi Arabia
- September
- Raúl Albiol (September 4) · Spanish footballer who won the World Cup and European Championship
- Koki Mizuno (September 6) · Japanese international footballer who played for Celtic and JEF United Chiba
- Luka Modrić (September 9) · Croatian midfielder who led his country to the 2018 World Cup final and won the Ballon d'Or and six Champions Leagues
- Laurent Koscielny (September 10) · French international defender who captained Arsenal
- Song Joong-ki (September 19) · South Korean actor known for the drama Descendants of the Sun
- Chen Qiushi (September 19)
- Rima Fakih (September 22)
- October
- Bruno Mars (October 8)
- Marina Diamandis (October 10) · Welsh singer-songwriter who records as Marina, known for witty, theatrical pop albums such as The Family Jewels and Electra Heart
- Michelle Trachtenberg (October 11) · Actress known for her roles in Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Gossip Girl
- Li Wenliang (October 12) · Chinese doctor who alerted colleagues to the initial COVID-19 outbreak
- Hadise (October 19) · Turkish-Belgian singer known for her pop music and television work
- Masiela Lusha (October 23) · Actress who played Carmen Lopez on the sitcom George Lopez
- Wayne Rooney (October 24) · English footballer who is Manchester United's all-time leading goalscorer
- Ciara (October 25) · Texas-born R&B singer and dancer whose debut Goodies and hit 1, 2 Step made her a star of mid-2000s pop
- Asin (October 26) · Actress who starred in Tamil, Telugu and Hindi films
- November
- Aleksandar Kolarov (November 10) · Serbian footballer who won two Premier League titles with Manchester City
- Thomas Vermaelen (November 14) · Belgian defender who played for Arsenal and Barcelona
- Jeffree Star (November 15)
- Sanna Marin (November 16) · Former Prime Minister of Finland who led the country into NATO
- Allyson Felix (November 18) · Highly decorated American track and field sprinter and Olympic champion
- Nayanthara (November 18) · Prolific star of South Indian cinema and award-winning producer
- Jesús Navas (November 21) · Spanish World Cup winner who played for Sevilla and Manchester City
- Carly Rae Jepsen (November 21) · Canadian singer-songwriter known for the hit single Call Me Maybe
- Asamoah Gyan (November 22) · Ghanaian footballer and his country's all-time record goalscorer
- Kaley Cuoco (November 30) · American actress known for her role in The Big Bang Theory
- December
- Janelle Monáe (December 1) · Multi-talented American singer, songwriter and actress
- Amanda Seyfried (December 3) · American actress known for Mamma Mia! and Mean Girls
- Tara Conner (December 18)
- Gary Cahill (December 19) · English footballer who won the Champions League with Chelsea
- Tadanari Lee (December 19) · Japanese footballer who scored the winner in an Asian Cup final
- Yulia Svyrydenko (December 25) · Ukrainian politician serving as First Deputy Prime Minister
- Adil Rami (December 27) · French professional footballer who won the 2018 World Cup