Famous birthdays by year
Famous People Born in 1991
Born in 1991? 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 35 in 2026 · Chinese zodiac: Year of the Goat
The 1990s
The most famous people born in 199176
Antoine Griezmann
French footballer who won the 2018 World Cup
Photo: Biser Todorov ( User:Biso ) from Sofia, Bulgaria · CC BY-SA 2.0
Ed Sheeran
English singer-songwriter known for global hits like Shape of You
Photo: Harald Krichel · CC BY-SA 3.0
Eden Hazard
Skilled Belgian footballer who played for Chelsea and Real Madrid
Photo: Amir Hosseini · CC BY 4.0
Kevin De Bruyne
Belgian midfielder regarded as one of the world's best playmakers
Photo: Bryan Berlin · CC BY-SA 4.0
James Rodríguez
Colombian footballer who won the Golden Boot at the 2014 World Cup
Photo: Canal 10 Gold · CC BY 3.0
Zohran Mamdani
New York State politician and housing activist
Photo: Dmitryshein · CC BY-SA 4.0
Lena Meyer-Landrut
German singer who won the Eurovision Song Contest in 2010
Photo: Martin Kraft · CC BY-SA 4.0
N'Golo Kanté
World Cup-winning French footballer known for his defensive midfield play
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Born in 1991, month by month
- January
- Eden Hazard (January 7) · Skilled Belgian footballer who played for Chelsea and Real Madrid
- Alvaro Soler (January 9) · Barcelona-born singer who grew up partly in Japan and scored European summer hits with El mismo sol and Sofia
- Ángela Ponce (January 18)
- Alex Sandro (January 26) · Brazilian defender who won several league titles with Juventus
- February
- Emma Roberts (February 10) · American actress known for starring in American Horror Story
- Karol G (February 14) · Medellín-born singer known as La Bichota, the first woman to top the US album chart with a Spanish-language record
- Ed Sheeran (February 17) · English singer-songwriter known for global hits like Shape of You
- Bonnie Wright (February 17) · English actress best known for playing Ginny Weasley in Harry Potter
- Riyad Mahrez (February 21) · Professional footballer who won several Premier League titles
- CL (February 26) · South Korean rapper and singer who led 2NE1, the bold K-pop girl group behind the anthem I Am the Best
- Khalid bin Mohsen Shaari (February 28)
- March
- Tyler, the Creator (March 6) · Los Angeles rapper, producer and designer who co-founded Odd Future and won Grammys for the albums Igor and Call Me If You Get Lost
- Alessandro Florenzi (March 11) · Italian professional footballer who played for Roma and AC Milan
- Poonam Pandey (March 11)
- Gōtoku Sakai (March 14) · Professional footballer who plays as a defender for Vissel Kobe
- Antoine Griezmann (March 21) · French footballer who won the 2018 World Cup
- N'Golo Kanté (March 29) · World Cup-winning French footballer known for his defensive midfield play
- Irene (March 29) · South Korean singer and leader of the group Red Velvet
- April
- Yassine Bounou (April 5) · Moroccan international goalkeeper who helped his team reach a World Cup semi-final
- Anne-Marie (April 7) · British singer-songwriter known for hit singles like 2002
- Thiago Alcântara (April 11) · Technical Spanish midfielder who won major titles across Europe
- Melisa Aslı Pamuk (April 14)
- Samira Efendi (April 17) · Baku-born pop singer who represented Azerbaijan at Eurovision 2021 with Mata Hari after the 2020 contest was cancelled
- Cheslie Kryst (April 28)
- Travis Scott (April 30) · Houston rapper and producer behind Astroworld, Sicko Mode and Utopia, famous for his psychedelic sound and high-energy live shows
- May
- Carlo Acutis (May 3) · Italian teenager and computer programmer beatified by the Catholic Church
- Raúl Jiménez (May 5) · Mexican international striker who played for Wolverhampton Wanderers and Fulham
- Genki Haraguchi (May 9) · Japanese international footballer who plays as a midfielder
- Majlinda Kelmendi (May 9) · Kosovar judoka who won her country's first Olympic gold medal
- Joey Graceffa (May 16)
- Lena Meyer-Landrut (May 23) · German singer who won the Eurovision Song Contest in 2010
- Drew Binsky (May 24)
- Alexandre Lacazette (May 28) · French professional footballer who played as a striker for Arsenal
- June
- Lorenzo Insigne (June 4) · Italian footballer who won the 2020 European Championship
- Emily Ratajkowski (June 7) · American model, actress and author of My Body
- Daniel Howell (June 11)
- Kalidou Koulibaly (June 20) · Professional footballer who captains the Senegal national team
- Yityish Titi Aynaw (June 23)
- Kevin De Bruyne (June 28) · Belgian midfielder regarded as one of the world's best playmakers
- Kawhi Leonard (June 29) · Two-time NBA champion and Finals MVP professional basketball player
- July
- Lucas Vázquez (July 1) · Spanish footballer who has won multiple trophies with Real Madrid
- Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova (July 3) · Professional tennis player and Olympic mixed doubles gold medallist
- Virgil van Dijk (July 8) · Liverpool and Netherlands captain regarded as a top modern defender
- James Rodríguez (July 12) · Colombian footballer who won the Golden Boot at the 2014 World Cup
- Shōgo Taniguchi (July 15) · Japanese international footballer who plays as a central defender
- Danilo (July 15) · Brazilian professional footballer and captain of the national team
- Laury Thilleman (July 30)
- Kiara Advani (July 31) · Indian actress known for her lead roles in Hindi films
- August
- Joël Matip (August 8) · Champions League winning centre-back for Liverpool and Cameroon
- Young Thug (August 16) · Atlanta rapper whose elastic voice shaped modern trap and who founded YSL Records, home of artists such as Gunna
- Austin Butler (August 17) · Actor known for his Golden Globe-winning portrayal of Elvis Presley
- Dylan O'Brien (August 26) · Actor best known for the Teen Wolf series and Maze Runner films
- September
- Joe Sugg (September 8)
- Oscar (September 9) · Brazilian attacking midfielder who played for Chelsea and the national team
- Jordan Ayew (September 11) · Ghanaian international striker who played for Crystal Palace and Marseille
- Kygo (September 11) · Norwegian producer who popularised tropical house with Firestone and played the closing ceremony of the 2016 Rio Olympics
- Thomas Meunier (September 12) · Belgian professional footballer who plays as a right-back
- Oriol Romeu (September 24) · Spanish midfielder who played for Chelsea and Southampton
- Simona Halep (September 27) · Romanian tennis player who was ranked world number one
- October
- Roberto Firmino (October 2) · Brazilian footballer who won the Champions League with Liverpool
- Takahiro Ogihara (October 5) · Japanese professional footballer who played in the 2012 Olympic Games
- Yusuke Minagawa (October 9) · Japanese international footballer who plays as a forward
- Xherdan Shaqiri (October 10) · Swiss international footballer who played for Liverpool and Bayern Munich
- Vartika Singh (October 13)
- Zohran Mamdani (October 18) · New York State politician and housing activist
- November
- DanTDM (November 8)
- Shailene Woodley (November 15) · Actress known for The Fault in Our Stars and the Divergent series
- Aliaa Magda Elmahdy (November 16)
- Park Hyung-sik (November 16) · South Korean singer of ZE:A who became a leading actor in Hwarang, Strong Woman Do Bong-soon and Doctor Slump
- Tommy Cash (November 18) · Tallinn-born rapper and performance artist whose absurd Eurovision 2025 entry Espresso Macchiato finished third and became a streaming hit
- December
- Charlie Puth (December 2) · American singer and songwriter known for hits like See You Again
- Reality Winner (December 4)
- Jorginho (December 20) · Italian international footballer known for his role as a creative midfielder
- Fabian Schär (December 20) · Swiss international footballer who plays as a defender for Newcastle United
- Louis Tomlinson (December 24) · English singer and member of the record-breaking boy band One Direction
- Ihor Kostenko (December 31)