Birthday Hors

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Chi Chi DeVayne - American drag queen and reality television personality - (1985-2020)

Ben Platt - American actor, singer-songwriter - 33
Kreayshawn - American rapper, singer, and music video director - 37
Pia Wurtzbach - Filipina model, actress and beauty queen - 37
Grey Damon - American actor - 39
Jessica Lucas - Canadian actress - 41
Kimberley Nixon - Welsh actress - 41
BenDeLaCreme - American drag queen, burlesque performer, and actor - 44
Morgan Hamm - American retired artistic gymnast - 44
Paul Hamm - American retired artistic gymnast - 44
Andrew Leeds - American actor - 45
Justin Bruening - American actor - 47
Ross Mathews - American tv host and personality - 47
Ian Bohen - American actor - 50
Stephanie McMahon - American businesswoman and retired professional wrestler - 50
Jackie Sandler - American actress - 52
Kate Fleetwood - English actress and voice over artist - 54
Shawn Crahan - American musician - 57
Robert Irvine - English celebrity chef and talk show host - 61
Janet Weiss - American drummer - 61
Nia Vardalos - Canadian actress and screenwriter - 64
Steve Whitmire - American puppeteer - 67
Brad Bird - American filmmaker and animator - 69
Dame Harriet Walter - British actress - 76
Gordon Clapp - American actor - 78

Casey Johnson - American socialite and Johnson & Johnson empire’s heiress - (1979-2010)
Mark Sandman - American singer-songwriter - (1952-1999)
Phil Hartman - Canadian-born American actor, comedian, graphic designer - (1948-1998)
Lou Dobbs - American commentator, author, and former tv host - (1945-2024)
Rosa Le Hawkins - American singer, original member of the Dixie Cups - (1945-2022)
Linda McCartney - American photographer and musician - (1941-1998)
Sonny Turner - American singer, singer of the Platters from 1960 to 1970 - (1939-2022)
Jim Henson - American puppeteer, animator, actor, inventor, filmmaker - (1936-1990)
Anthony Newley - English actor, singer, songwriter, and filmmaker - (1931-1999)
Audra Lindley - American actress - (1918-1997)
F. Scott Fitzgerald - American novelist, essayist, and short story writer - (1896-1940)

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