Birthday Hors

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Joan Baez - American singer-songwriter, musician and activist - 84

Lottie Moss - English fashion model - 27
Nicola Peltz - American actress - 30
Nina Dobrev - Canadian actress - 36
Nicola Coughlan - Irish actress - 38
Paolo Nutini - Scottish singer-songwriter and musician - 38
Kate Middleton - British, member of The Firm, Princess of Wales - 43
Chad Johnson - American former football player - 47
A.J. McLean - American singer, dancer, actor and founding member of Backstreet Boys - 47
Maggie Rizer - American model and AIDS related causes and Operation Smile activist - 47
Omari Hardwick - American actor - 51
Angela Bettis - American actress, film producer and director - 52
Julie Chrisley - American tv personality - 52
Sean Paul - Jamaican rapper and singer - 52
Angie Martinez - American radio personality, podcaster, entrepreneur, former rapper and actress - 54
Tommy The Clown - American dancer - 56
Joey Lauren Adams - American actress and director - 57
Dave Matthews - American musician, singer-songwriter, record producer - 58
Haddaway - Trinidadian-born German singer - 60
Joely Richardson - English actress - 60
Imelda Staunton - English actress and singer - 69
J.K. Simmons - American actor - 70
Mathew Knowles - American record executive, businessman - 73
Crystal Gayle - American singer - 74
Jimmy Page - English musician and producer - 81

Bob Denver - American comedic actor - (1935-2005)
Judith Krantz - American magazine writer and author - (1928-2019)
Fernando Lamas - Argentine-American actor and director - (1915-1982)

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