Famous birthdays by year
Famous People Born in 1987
Born in 1987? 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 39 in 2026 · Chinese zodiac: Year of the Rabbit
The 1980s
The most famous people born in 1987109
Lionel Messi
Argentine footballer who won a record eight Ballon d'Or awards and led Argentina to the 2022 World Cup title
Photo: Bryan Berlin · CC BY-SA 4.0
Novak Djokovic
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Luis Suárez
Uruguayan striker who is his country's record goalscorer and starred for Ajax, Liverpool and Barcelona
Photo: Bryan Berlin · CC BY-SA 4.0
Maria Sharapova
Russian tennis player who won Wimbledon at 17 and completed a career Grand Slam with five major titles
Photo: Tourism Victoria · CC BY 2.0
Karim Benzema
French striker who won five Champions League titles with Real Madrid and the 2022 Ballon d'Or before joining Saudi club Al-Ittihad
Photo: Zack · CC BY 4.0
Sebastian Vettel
Four-time Formula One world champion from Germany
Photo: Morio · CC BY-SA 3.0
Zac Efron
American actor who rose to fame in High School Musical
Photo: Eva Rinaldi from Sydney Australia · CC BY-SA 2.0
Andy Murray
Double Olympic champion and former world number one tennis player
Photo: si.robi · CC BY-SA 2.0
Born in 1987, month by month
- January
- Loïc Rémy (January 2) · French striker who played for Chelsea and Newcastle United
- Sirusho (January 7) · Yerevan-born pop singer whose folk-inspired Eurovision 2008 entry Qélé, Qélé finished fourth, then Armenia's best result at the contest
- Jamie Vardy (January 11) · Prolific striker who won the Premier League with Leicester City
- Lee Seung-gi (January 13) · South Korean ballad singer, actor and variety host who starred in Brilliant Legacy and Vagabond
- Evan Peters (January 20) · Actor known for American Horror Story and Dahmer
- Luis Suárez (January 24) · Uruguayan striker who is his country's record goalscorer and starred for Ajax, Liverpool and Barcelona
- Maria Kirilenko (January 25) · Russian professional tennis player and Olympic medal winner
- Gojko Kačar (January 26) · Serbian international footballer who played in the German Bundesliga
- Arda Turan (January 30) · Turkish footballer who played for Atletico Madrid and Barcelona
- Phil Lester (January 30)
- February
- Ronda Rousey (February 1) · Former UFC champion and professional wrestler
- Gerard Piqué (February 2) · Highly decorated Spanish defender for Barcelona and Manchester United
- Michael B. Jordan (February 9) · American actor known for roles in Creed and Black Panther
- Yuja Wang (February 10) · Beijing-born virtuoso pianist trained at the Curtis Institute who won a Grammy for The American Project
- Edinson Cavani (February 14) · Uruguayan striker known for his goalscoring for club and country
- Miles Teller (February 20) · American actor known for Whiplash and Top Gun: Maverick
- Elliot Page (February 21) · Oscar-nominated actor known for starring in Juno
- Sergio Romero (February 22) · Argentine goalkeeper and his country's most capped player in the position
- March
- Kesha (March 1) · American singer and songwriter known for the hit Tik Tok
- Shraddha Kapoor (March 3) · Leading actress in Hindi films and one of India’s highest-paid stars
- Kevin-Prince Boateng (March 6) · Professional footballer who played for Portsmouth, AC Milan and Ghana
- Hatem Ben Arfa (March 7) · French footballer known for his technical ability and creative play
- Eleni Foureira (March 7) · Albanian-born Greek pop star whose fiery Eurovision 2018 entry Fuego gave Cyprus its best ever result
- Rob Kardashian (March 17)
- Bryan Dechart (March 17)
- Rob Jetten (March 25) · Dutch politician and leader of the Democrats 66 party
- Polina Gagarina (March 27) · Russian singer who finished second in the 2015 Eurovision Song Contest
- Dimitri Payet (March 29) · French footballer renowned for his exceptional free-kick ability
- April
- Sami Khedira (April 4) · World Cup-winning German midfielder who played for Real Madrid
- Martín Cáceres (April 7) · Versatile Uruguayan footballer who played for Barcelona and Juventus
- Blaise Matuidi (April 9) · World Cup-winning French midfielder who played for Paris Saint-Germain
- Joss Stone (April 11) · British soul singer who rose to fame with The Soul Sessions
- Aaron Lennon (April 16) · Professional footballer who played as a winger for England
- Medhi Benatia (April 17) · Moroccan international defender who played for top clubs including Bayern Munich
- Maria Sharapova (April 19) · Russian tennis player who won Wimbledon at 17 and completed a career Grand Slam with five major titles
- Joe Hart (April 19) · Former England international goalkeeper
- David Luiz (April 22) · Brazilian footballer who won the Champions League with Chelsea
- Mikel John Obi (April 22) · Nigerian footballer who played as a midfielder for Chelsea
- Jan Vertonghen (April 24) · Long-serving Belgian defender who played for Ajax and Tottenham Hotspur
- Jay Park (April 25) · Seattle-born rapper, dancer and former 2PM member who founded the Korean hip-hop labels AOMG and H1ghr Music
- May
- Leonardo Bonucci (May 1) · Decorated Italian central defender and winner of Euro 2020
- Cesc Fàbregas (May 4) · Spanish World Cup-winning midfielder and professional football manager
- Jorge Lorenzo (May 4) · Five-time Grand Prix motorcycle racing world champion
- Moon Geun-young (May 6) · South Korean actress known as the Nation's Little Sister
- Jérémy Ménez (May 7) · French forward who played for top clubs including Paris Saint-Germain
- Tomoaki Makino (May 11) · Japanese defender known for his long career with Urawa Reds
- Candice King (May 13) · Houston-born actress and singer who played Caroline Forbes in all eight seasons of the supernatural drama The Vampire Diaries
- Carrie Prejean (May 13)
- Andy Murray (May 15) · Double Olympic champion and former world number one tennis player
- Stacey Milbern (May 19)
- Mike Havenaar (May 20) · Japanese professional footballer who played as a striker
- Masato Morishige (May 21) · Japanese international footballer and long-serving captain of FC Tokyo
- Novak Djokovic (May 22)
- Arturo Vidal (May 22) · Chilean footballer widely regarded as one of the best midfielders
- Gervinho (May 27) · Ivorian professional footballer who played for Arsenal and Roma
- June
- Sonakshi Sinha (June 2) · Indian actress who stars in major Bollywood films
- Kendrick Lamar (June 17) · Compton rapper whose albums good kid, m.A.A.d city, To Pimp a Butterfly and DAMN. made him the most acclaimed rapper of his generation
- Khatia Buniatishvili (June 21) · Batumi-born classical pianist who began performing with an orchestra at six and plays at the world's leading concert halls
- Lee Min-ho (June 22) · South Korean actor who starred in the series Boys Over Flowers
- Lionel Messi (June 24) · Argentine footballer who won a record eight Ballon d'Or awards and led Argentina to the 2022 World Cup title
- LiSA (June 24) · Japanese rock singer famous for anime themes, including Demon Slayer's Gurenge and the award-winning Homura
- Samir Nasri (June 26) · French international midfielder who played for Arsenal and Manchester City
- Maryam al-Khawaja (June 26)
- July
- Sebastian Vettel (July 3) · Four-time Formula One world champion from Germany
- Ji Chang-wook (July 5) · South Korean action star who does many of his own stunts, known for the dramas Healer, Empress Ki and The K2
- Dan Reynolds (July 14) · Las Vegas singer who fronts Imagine Dragons, the stadium rock band behind Radioactive, Believer and Thunder
- Ivan Strinić (July 17) · Croatian footballer who played in a World Cup final
- Julian Nagelsmann (July 23) · Manager of the Germany national football team
- Kosuke Ota (July 23) · Japanese professional footballer who played as a defender
- Luiz Gustavo (July 23) · Champions League-winning Brazilian midfielder who played for Bayern Munich
- Marek Hamšík (July 27) · Slovakian midfielder who is the record appearance maker for Napoli
- Pedro (July 28) · Spanish forward who won major trophies with Barcelona and Chelsea
- August
- Iago Aspas (August 1) · Prolific Spanish striker and captain of Celta Vigo
- Nico Hülkenberg (August 19) · German Formula One driver and Le Mans winner
- Blake Lively (August 25) · American actress known for starring in the series Gossip Girl
- Liu Yifei (August 25) · Chinese-American actress who starred in the live-action remake of Mulan
- Amy Macdonald (August 25) · Scottish singer-songwriter known for her debut album This Is the Life
- Ksenia Sukhinova (August 26)
- Daigo Nishi (August 28) · Japanese defender and winner of several J.League and continental titles
- September
- Sevdaliza (September 1) · Tehran-born Dutch singer and producer whose dark, experimental albums and the hit Alibi made her an alternative icon
- Evan Rachel Wood (September 7) · American actress known for the science fiction series Westworld
- Wiz Khalifa (September 8) · Pittsburgh-raised rapper whose hits Black and Yellow and the Furious 7 tribute See You Again both topped the US chart
- Afrojack (September 9) · Dutch electro house DJ and producer from Spijkenisse who won a Grammy for remixing Madonna and co-produced Pitbull's Give Me Everything
- Tom Felton (September 22) · British actor famous for playing Draco Malfoy in Harry Potter films
- Yu Kobayashi (September 23) · Japanese international footballer and former J.League Most Valuable Player
- Milojko Spajić (September 24) · Politician serving as the Prime Minister of Montenegro
- Kim Yo-jong (September 26) · Senior North Korean politician and sister of leader Kim Jong Un
- Hilary Duff (September 28) · American actress and singer who starred in Lizzie McGuire
- October
- Hideto Takahashi (October 17) · Japanese professional footballer and youth coach
- Zac Efron (October 18) · American actor who rose to fame in High School Musical
- Seo In-guk (October 23) · South Korean singer who won Superstar K and became an actor in Reply 1997 and Doom at Your Service
- November
- Elizabeth Smart (November 3)
- T.O.P (November 4) · Deep-voiced rapper of the K-pop group BIGBANG who became an award-winning actor and played Thanos in Squid Game
- Erin Brady (November 5)
- Ana Ivanovic (November 6) · Serbian tennis player who won the 2008 French Open
- Marouane Fellaini (November 22) · Former Belgian professional footballer who played for Manchester United
- Karen Gillan (November 28) · Scottish actress known for Doctor Who and Marvel films
- December
- Aaron Carter (December 7) · Florida-born pop singer and younger brother of Nick Carter whose album Aaron's Party made him a teen idol
- Hikaru Nakamura (December 9) · American chess grandmaster and five-time United States champion
- Gonzalo Higuaín (December 10) · Prolific striker who played for Real Madrid, Juventus and Argentina
- Natalia Gordienko (December 11) · Chișinău-born pop singer who represented Moldova at Eurovision twice, most recently with the 2021 finalist Sugar
- Yosuke Kashiwagi (December 15) · Japanese international midfielder who played for Urawa Red Diamonds
- Kirthi Jayakumar (December 15)
- Chelsea Manning (December 17) · American whistleblower who leaked classified documents to WikiLeaks
- Karim Benzema (December 19) · French striker who won five Champions League titles with Real Madrid and the 2022 Ballon d'Or before joining Saudi club Al-Ittihad
- Ronan Farrow (December 19)
- Michihiro Yasuda (December 20) · Japanese full-back who played in the Eredivisie and J-League
- Taliana Vargas (December 20)
- Taťána Kuchařová (December 23)