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This is a partial list of confirmed famous people who were or are gay, lesbian or bisexual. Famous people who are simply rumored to be gay, lesbian or bisexual, are not listed.

The historical concept and definition of sexual orientation varies and has changed greatly over time; for example the word "gay" wasn't used to describe sexual orientation until the mid 20th century. A number of different classification schemes have been used to describe sexual orientation since the mid-19th century, and scholars have often defined the term "sexual orientation" in divergent ways. Indeed, several studies have found that much of the research about sexual orientation has failed to define the term at all, making it difficult to reconcile the results of different studies.[1][2][3] However, most definitions include a psychological component (such as the direction of an individual's erotic desire) and/or a behavioural component (which focuses on the sex of the individual's sexual partner/s). Some prefer to simply follow an individual's self-definition or identity. See homosexuality and bisexuality for criteria that have traditionally denoted lesbian, gay and bisexual (LGB) people.

The high prevalence of people from the West on this list may be due to societal attitudes towards homosexuality. The Pew Research Center's 2013 Global Attitudes Survey found that there is “greater acceptance in more secular and affluent countries,” with "publics in 39 countries [having] broad acceptance of homosexuality in North America, the European Union, and much of Latin America, but equally widespread rejection in predominantly Muslim nations and in Africa, as well as in parts of Asia and in Russia. Opinion about the acceptability of homosexuality is divided in Israel, Poland and Bolivia.”[4] As of 2013, Americans are divided – a majority (60 percent) believes homosexuality should be accepted, while 33 percent disagree.[4]

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Photographer Sara Facio
Photographer Rotimi Fani-Kayode
Opera singer Brigitte Fassbaender
Singer Mark Feehily
Surrealist painter Leonor Fini
Novelist Gustave Flaubert
Labour activist Elizabeth Gurley Flynn
Model and pop musician Samantha Fox
Actor Kay Francis
Politician, feminist, human rights activist Marielle Franco
U.S. Representative Barney Frank
King of Prussia Frederick II
Sculptor Sigrid Fridman
Sexologist, sociologist, economist, volcanologist, and physicist Benedict Friedlaender
Actor and novelist Stephen Fry
Judge Adrian Fulford
Name Lifetime[5] Nationality Notable as Notes[6]
Michael Fabiano b. 1984 American Opera tenor G[7]
Sara Facio b. 1932 Argentine Photographer L[8]
Lillian Faderman b. 1940 American Writer, educator L[9]
Kate Fagan b. 1981 American Sports reporter, commentator L[10]
Richard Fairbrass b. 1953 English Pop musician (Right Said Fred) B[11]
Tiffani Faison b. 1977 American Chef, reality show contestant B[12]
Marianne Faithfull b. 1946 English Singer, actor B[13]
Falete b. 1978 Spanish Flamenco/copla singer G[14]
Evan Fallenberg b. 1961 American-Israeli Writer G[15]
Peter Fallico b. ? Canadian Interior designer, TV personality G[16]
György Faludy 1910-2006 Hungarian Poet, writer, translator B[17]
Jane Fancher b. 1952 American Writer L[18]
Rotimi Fani-Kayode 1955–1989 Nigerian Photographer G[19]
Eric Fanning b. 1968 American President and CEO of Aerospace Industries Association and former United States Secretary of the Army G[20]
Simon Fanshawe b. 1956 English Writer, broadcaster, cofounder of the Stonewall charity G[21]
Nicole Faraday b. 1976 German-British Actor B[22]
Janelly Farías b. 1990 American-Mexican Footballer L[23]
Morgan Farley 1898–1988 American Actor G[24]
Gareth Farr b. 1968 New Zealand Contemporary classical composer, drag performer G[25]
James Farrell b. ?[5] British TV producer G[26]
Fereydoun Farrokhzad 1938–1992 Iranian Singer, actor, poet, writer, dissident G[27]
Jane Farrow b. 1961 Canadian Writer, broadcaster L[28]
Ronan Farrow b. 1987 American Journalist, human rights activist B[29][30]
Daniel Farson 1927–1997 English Writer, broadcaster G[31]
Justin Fashanu 1961–1998 British Footballer G[32]
Brigitte Fassbaender b. 1939 German Opera singer L[33]
Rainer Werner Fassbinder 1945–1982 German Film director G[34]
Kaffe Fassett b. 1937 American Artist G[35]
Brenda Fassie 1964–2004 South African Pop musician B[36]
Freda du Faur 1882–1935 Australian Mountaineer L[37]
Anne Fausto-Sterling b. 1944 American Sexologist L[38]
Frances Faye 1912–1991 American Cabaret musician B[39]
Enderûnlu Fâzıl 1757–1810 Ottoman Poet G[40]
Ryan Fecteau b. 1992 American Politician and current Assistant Majority Leader of the Maine House of Representatives G[41]
Tim Federle b. 1980 American Author, theater librettist, director, screenwriter G[42]
Fredrick Federley b. 1978 Swedish Politician G[43]
Mark Feehily b. 1980 Irish Pop musician (Westlife) G[44]
Payam Feili b. 1985 Iranian Poet G[45]
Fortune Feimster b. 1980 American Comedian L[46]
Paul Feinman 1960–2021 American Judge of the New York Court of Appeals G[47]
Chai Feldblum b. 1959 American Author and 1st openly LGBT person to serve on the EEOC L[48]
Beanie Feldstein b. 1993 American Actor L[49]
Anselmo Feleppa 1956–1993 Brazilian Fashion designer G[50]
Diane Felix b. 1953 American Disc jockey, LGBT activist L[51]
Antonio A. Feliz b. ? American Clergy G[52]
Art Feltman b. 1958 American Politician G[53]
Luis Fenero b. 1992 Spanish Ice dancer G[54]
Susan Feniger b. ?[5] American Chef, restaurateur, cookbook author, radio and TV personality L[55]
John Fennell b. 1995 Canadian Luger G[56]
Steen Fenrich 1981–1999 American Teenager murdered by his stepfather G[57]
James Fenton b. 1949 English Writer, academic G[58]
Kevin Fenton b. 1966 Scottish Physician, epidemiologist G[59]
Ferdinand I of Bulgaria 1861–1948 Bulgarian King B[60]
Fergie b. 1975 American Singer, model, fashion designer B[61]
Jesse Tyler Ferguson b. 1975 American Actor G[62]
Jim Ferlo b. 1951 American Politician; 1st openly gay legislator in the Pennsylvania Senate G[63]
Ainhoa Fernández b. 1994 Andorran Footballer L[64]
Dominique Fernandez b. 1929 French Writer, academic G[65]
Gigi Fernández b. 1964 American Tennis player L[66]
Lynne Fernie b. 1946 Canadian Filmmaker L[67]
Mark Ferrandino b. 1977 American Politician G[68]
Frank Ferri b. 1954 American Politician G[69]
Melissa Ferrick b. 1970 American Rock musician B[70]
Michelle Ferris b. 1976 Australian Olympic cyclist L[71]
Robert Ferro 1941–1988 American Writer G[72]
Tiziano Ferro b. 1980 Italian Pop singer G[73]
Ferron b. 1952 Canadian Musician L[74]
Ali Feruz b. ?[5] Uzbek-Russian Journalist, gay rights activist G[75]
Hubert Fichte 1935–1986 German Writer G[76]
Edward Field b. 1924 American Poet G[77]
Patricia Field b. 1941 American Costume designer, stylist L[78]
Danny Fields b. 1941 American Journalist, promoter, author G[79]
Harvey Fierstein b. 1952 American Actor G[80]
Thom Filicia b. 1969 American Interior designer G[81]
Izabela Filipiak b. 1961 Polish Writer L[82]
Timothy Findley 1930–2002 Canadian Novelist, playwright G[83]
Leonor Fini 1907–1996 Argentine Painter B[84]
Tom of Finland 1920–1991 Finnish Artist G[85]
Ronald Firbank 1886–1926 English Novelist G[86]
Siegfried Fischbacher 1939–2021 German-American Magician, entertainer G[87][88][89]
Nilla Fischer b. 1984 Swedish Footballer L[90]
Jay Fisette b. 1956 American Politician and 1st openly gay official elected in Virginia G[91]
Leslie Fish b. ?[5] American Musician, author, political activist B[92]
Jeremy Fisher b. 1954 New Zealand Writer G[93]
Kendra Fisher b. 1979 Canadian Ice hockey goaltender L[94]
M. F. K. Fisher 1908–1992 American Writer B[95]
Jess Fishlock b. 1987 Welsh Footballer, coach L[96]
Louise Fitzhugh 1928–1974 American Writer, illustrator of children's books (e.g., Harriet the Spy series) L[97]
Joe FitzPatrick b. 1967 Scottish Politician G[98]
William P. Fitzpatrick b. ?[5] American Politician G[99]
Tori Fixx b. ?[5] American Hip-hop artist, producer G[100]
Fannie Flagg b. 1944 American Author, actor L[101]
Rosanna Flamer-Caldera b. 1956 Sri Lankan Activist L[102]
Ed Flanagan b. 1950 American Politician G[103]
Maile Flanagan b. 1965 American Actor L[104]
Susan Flannery b. 1939 American Actor, director L[105]
Gustave Flaubert 1821–1880 French Author B[106]
John Fleck b. 1951 American Actor, performance artist G[107]
Mike Fleck b. 1973 American Politician G[108]
Andrew Fleming b. 1963 American Film director, screenwriter G[109]
Kate Fleming 1965–2006 American Audiobook narrator and producer L[110]
Peter Flinsch 1920–2010 German-Canadian Artist, TV set designer G[111]
Joseph Flores 1907–1974 Maltese Judge, politician G[112][113]
Nina Flowers b. 1974 Puerto Rican Drag queen, reality TV personality G[114]
Paul Flowers b. 1950 English Banker G[115]
Wayland Flowers 1939–1988 American Puppeteer, comedian G[116]
Gary Floyd b. 1953 American Singer (The Dicks) G[117]
Kay Floyd b. ? American Politician L[118]
Brandon Flynn b. 1993 American Actor G.[119]
Declan Flynn 1951–1982 Irish Murder victim G[120]
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn 1890–1964 American Activist B[121]
Althea Flynt 1953–1987 American Publisher, wife of Larry Flynt B[122]
Barrett Foa b. 1977 American Actor G[123]
Waawaate Fobister b. 1984 Canadian Writer, actor G[124]
Mark Foley b. 1954 American U.S. Representative (R-FL) G[125]
Miya Folick b. 1989 American Singer-songwriter L[126]
Ulrike Folkerts b. 1961 German Actor L[127]
Hector Fonseca b. 1980 American DJ G[128]
Graça Fonseca b. 1971 Portuguese Politician L[129]
Amini Fonua b. 1989 Tongan Swimmer G[130]
Malcolm Forbes 1919–1990 American Magazine publisher B[131]
Vivian Forbes 1891–1937 English Soldier, painter, poet G[132]
Charles Henri Ford 1908–2002 American Poet, novelist, photographer, artist B[133]
Clementine Ford b. 1979 American Actor B[134]
Constance Ford 1923–1993 American Actor, model L[97]
Katie Ford b. ? American-Canadian Film and TV writer L[135]
Michael Thomas Ford b. 1968 American Writer G[136]
Tom Ford b. 1962 American Fashion designer and film director G[137]
Matthew Forgues b. 1992 American Racewalker G[138]
Nicola Formichetti b. 1977 Japanese-Italian Fashion designer G[139]
María Irene Fornés 1930–2018 Cuban-American Playwright L[140]
Selena Forrest b. 1999 American Fashion model B[141]
E. M. Forster 1879–1970 English Writer G[142]
Jackie Forster 1926–1998 English Actor, activist L[143]
Ricardo Fort 1968–2013 Argentine Socialite, entrepreneur, TV director B[144]
Stormie Forte b. ?[5] American Lawyer, politician L[145]
Wolfgang Fortner 1907–1987 German Classical composer and conductor G[146]
Pim Fortuyn 1948–2002 Dutch Politician, academic and sociologist G[147]
Per-Kristian Foss b. 1950 Norwegian Politician, first openly gay minister in Norway G[148]
Rose Fostanes b. 1967 Filipino Singer L[149]
Jim Foster 1934–1990 American LGBT rights and political activist G[150]
Jodie Foster b. 1962 American Actor L[151]
John Foster b. ?[5] English Pop musician (Bronski Beat) G[152]
Mark Foster b. 1970 English Swimmer G[153]
Quentin Fottrell b. 1975 Irish Writer G[154]
Michel Foucault 1926–1984 French Philosopher, historian B[155]
Cristo Foufas b. ?[5] British Radio presenter G[156]
Kim Fountain b. 1968 American LGBT activist, businesswoman L[157]
Vincent Fourcade 1934–1992 French Interior designer G[158]
Caroline Fourest b. 1975 French Writer, journalist, documentary filmmaker, radio presenter L[159]
John Fowler b. 1954 Australian Politician G[160]
Simon Fowler b. 1965 English Rock musician (Ocean Colour Scene) G[161]
Eytan Fox b. 1964 Israeli Film director G[162]
Gordon D. Fox b. 1961 American Politician G[163]
Greg Fox b. 1961 American Cartoonist G[164]
Megan Fox b. 1986 American Model, actor B[165]
Samantha Fox b. 1966 English Pop musician, model L[166]
Virgil Fox 1912–1980 American Classical musician G[167]
Isabel Franc b. 1955 Spanish Writer L[168]
Larissa França b. 1982 Brazilian Beach volleyball player L[169]
Tan France b. 1983 English Fashion designer, TV personality G[170]
David France b. ? American Journalist, filmmaker G[171]
Adrianna Franch b. 1990 American Soccer player L[172]
Brian Francis b. 1971 Canadian Novelist G[173]
Samuel Kensinger Francis b. 1974 American Fitness journalist, trainer G[174]
Kay Francis 1905–1968 American Actor B[175]
Horacio Franco b. 1963 Mexican Musician G[176]
Marielle Franco 1979-2018 Brazilian Politician, human rights activist B[177]
Barney Frank b. 1940 American Politician G[178]
Larissa Franklin b. 1993 Canadian Softball player L[179]
Sidney Franklin 1903–1976 American Matador G[180]
Connor Franta b. 1992 American YouTube personality G[181]
Scott Frantz b. 1996 American 1st openly gay college football player to play in a game for an NCAA Division I Football Bowl Subdivision school G[182]
Daniel Franzese b. 1978 American Actor G[183]
Andy Fraser 1952–2015 English Rock musician, bass guitarist (Free) G[184]
John Fraser b. 1931 Scottish Actor G[185]
Margo Frasier b. ? American First openly lesbian sheriff elected to office L[186]
Peter Frechette b. 1956 American Actor G[187]
Frederick the Great 1712–1786 Prussian Head of state G[188][189]
Sabrina Frederick b. 1996 British-Australian Australian rules footballer L[190]
Travon Free b. 1985/1986 American Comedian, actor, writer B[191]
Big Freedia b. 1978 American Musician G[192]
Marcia Freedman b. 1938 American-Israeli Activist L[193]
Alan Freeman 1927–2006 Australian Radio DJ B[194]
Chris Freeman b. 1961 American Rock musician (Pansy Division) G[195]
Mike Freer b. 1960 English Politician G[196]
Jared French 1905–1988 American Painter B[197]
Kevin Fret 1994–2010 Puerto Rican Latin trap musician G[198]
Gisèle Freund 1908–2001 German-French Photographer, photojournalist L[199]
Casey Frey b. ? American Dancer, comedian B[200]
Elsa von Freytag-Loringhoven 1874–1927 German-American Artist, poet B[201]
Aaron Fricke b. 1962 American Gay rights activist, author G[202]
Jonathan Frid 1924–2012 Canadian Actor G[203]
Sigrid Fridman 1879–1963 Swedish Sculptor L[204]
Benedict Friedländer 1866–1908 German Early gay rights activist, author G[205]
Prince Friedrich Heinrich Albrecht of Prussia 1874–1940 Prussian Royal, military officer G[206]
Robert Friend 1913–1998 American-Israeli Poet, translator G[207]
Matthias Frings b. 1953 German Journalist, TV presenter, writer G[208]
Lonnie Frisbee 1949–1993 American Evangelist G[209]
Jack Fritscher b. 1939 American Author, university professor, historian, social activist G[210]
Peter Frödin b. 1964 Danish Actor, singer, comedian G[211]
Stephen Fry b. 1957 English Actor, comedian, novelist G[212]
Marilyn Frye b. 1941 American Academic L[213]
Joe Fryer b. 1977 American Journalist G[214]
Amir Fryszer Guttman 1976–2017 Israeli Singer, musician, choreographer, actor, theater director, LGBT rights activist G[215]
Alberto Fuguet b. 1963 Chilean Film director, writer G[216]
Tadd Fujikawa b. 1991 American Golfer G[217]
Michiyo Fukaya 1953–1987 American Writer, activist L[218]
Ladislav Fuks 1923–1994 Czech Writer G[219]
Adrian Fulford b. 1953 English Judge G[220]
Bryan Fuller b. 1969 American TV writer G[221]
Janine Fuller b. 1958 Canadian Businessperson, writer L[222]
Loie Fuller 1862–1928 American Dancer G[223]
Brenda Sue Fulton b. ? American Military veteran L[224]
Richard Fung b. 1954 Canadian Video artist G[225]
Stephen Funk b. 1982 American Former U.S. Marine G[226]
Wes Funk 1969–2015 Canadian Writer G[227]
David Furnish b. 1962 Canadian Filmmaker G[228]
Kid Fury b. 1987 American YouTube personality, podcaster G[229]
Douglas Futuyma b. 1942 American Biologist G[230]


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