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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 2003 Global Attitudes Survey found that "[p]eople in Africa and the Middle East strongly object to societal acceptance of homosexuality. But there is far greater tolerance for homosexuality in major Latin American countries such as Mexico, Argentina, Bolivia and Brazil. Opinion in Europe is split between West and East. Majorities in every Western European nation surveyed say homosexuality should be accepted by society, while most Russians, Poles and Ukrainians disagree. Americans are divided – a thin majority (51 percent) believes homosexuality should be accepted, while 42 percent disagree."^[4]

F

Footballer Justin Fashanu

Singer Mark Feehily

Surrealist painter Leonor Fini

Labour activist Elizabeth Gurley Flynn

Model and pop musician Samantha Fox

Actor Kay Francis

U.S. Representative Barney Frank

Sexologist, sociologist, economist, volcanologist, and physicist Benedict Friedlaender

Actor, novelist and actor Stephen Fry

Judge Adrian Fulford

Name	Lifetime[5]	Nationality	Notable as	Notes[6]
Lillian Faderman	b. 1940	American	Writer, educator	L[7]
Richard Fairbrass	b. 1953	English	Musician (Right Said Fred)	B[8]
Tiffani Faison	b. 1977	American	Chef, reality show contestant	B[9]
Marianne Faithfull	b. 1946	English	Rock musician, actor	B[10]
Peter Fallico	b. ?	Canadian	Interior designer, television personality	G[11]
Sam Falson	b. 1982	American	Singer	G[12]
Rotimi Fani-Kayode	1955–1989	Nigerian	Photographer	G[13]
Gareth Farr	b. 1968	New Zealander	Contemporary classical composer, drag performer	G[14]
Jane Farrow	b. 1961	Canadian	Writer, broadcaster	L[15]
Daniel Farson	1927–1997	English	Writer and broadcaster	G[16]
Justin Fashanu	1961–1998	British	Footballer	G[17]
Brigitte Fassbaender	b. 1939	German	Opera singer	L[18]
Rainer Werner Fassbinder	1945–1982	German	Film director	G[19]
Brenda Fassie	1964–2004	South African	Pop musician	B[20]
Freda du Faur	1882–1935	Australian	Mountaineer	L[21]
Frances Faye	1912–1991	American	Cabaret musician	B[22]
Fredrick Federley	b. 1978	Swedish	Politician	G[23]
Mark Feehily	b. 1980	Irish	Pop musician (Westlife)	G[24]
Anselmo Feleppa	1956–1993	Brazilian	Fashion designer	G[25]
Antonio A. Feliz	b. ?	American	Clergy	G[26]
Art Feltman	b. 1958	American	Politician	G[27]
John Fennell	b. 1995	Canadian	Olympic luger	G[28]
Steen Fenrich	1981–1999	American	Teenager murdered by his stepfather	G[29]
James Fenton	b. 1949	English	Writer, academic	G[30]
Kevin Fenton	b. 1966	Scottish	Physician, epidemiologist	G[31]
Fergie	b. 1975	American	Singer, model, fashion designer	B[32]
Jesse Tyler Ferguson	b. 1975	American	Actor	G[33]
Dominique Fernandez	b. 1929	French	Writer, academic	L[34]
Lynne Fernie	b. 1946	Canadian	Filmmaker	L[35]
Ferrandino, MarkMark Ferrandino	b. 1977	American	Politician	G[36]
Frank Ferri	b. 1954	American	Politician	G[37]
Melissa Ferrick	b. 1970	American	Rock musician	B[38]
Michelle Ferris	b. 1976	Australian	Olympic cyclist	L[39]
Robert Ferro	1941–1988	American	Writer	G[40]
Tiziano Ferro	b. 1980	Italian	Singer	G[41]
Edward Field	b. 1924	American	Poet	G[42]
Patricia Field	b. 1941	American	Costume designer, stylist	L[43]
Danny Fields	b. 1941	American	Journalist, promoter, author	G[44]
Harvey Fierstein	b. 1952	American	Actor	G[45]
Timothy Findley	1930–2002	Canadian	Novelist, playwright	G[46]
Leonor Fini	1907–1996	Argentinian	Painter	B[47]
Tom of Finland	1920–1991	Finnish	Artist	G[48]
Leslie Fish	b. ?	American	Musician, author, political activist	B[49]
Jeremy Fisher	b. 1954	New Zealander	Writer	G[50]
M. F. K. Fisher	1908–1992	American	Writer	B[51]
FitzPatrick, JoeJoe FitzPatrick	b. 1967	Scottish	Politician	G[52]
William P. Fitzpatrick	b. ?	American	Politician	G[53]
Fannie Flagg	b. 1944	American	Author, actor	L[54]
Rosanna Flamer-Caldera	b. 1956	Sri Lankan	Activist	L[55]
Ed Flanagan	b. 1950	American	Politician	G[56]
Maile Flanagan	b. 1965	American	Actor	L[57]
Gustave Flaubert	1821–1880	French	Author	B[58]
Mike Fleck	b. 1973	American	Politician	G[59]
Andrew Fleming	b. 1963	American	Film director, screenwriter	G[60]
Kate Fleming	1965–2006	American	Audiobook narrator and producer	L[61]
Peter Flinsch	b. 1920	German/Canadian	Artist, television set designer	G[62]
Nina Flowers	b. 1974	Puerto Rican	Drag queen, reality television personality	G[63]
Gary Floyd	b. 1953	American	Singer (The Dicks)	G[64]
Kay Floyd	b. ?	American	Politician	L[65]
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn	1890–1964	American	Activist	B[66]
Althea Flynt	1953–1987	American	Wife of Larry Flynt	B[67]
Waawaate Fobister	b. 1984	Canadian	Writer, actor	G[68]
Mark Foley	b. 1954	American	U.S. Representative (R-FL)	G[69]
Ulrike Folkerts	b. 1961	German	Actor	L[70]
Hector Fonseca	b. 1980	Puerto Rican-American	Deejay	G[71]
Amini Fonua	b. 1989	Tongan	Swimmer	G[72]
Malcolm Forbes	1919–1990	American	Magazine publisher	B[73]
Katie Ford	b. ?	American/Canadian	Film and television writer	L[74]
Tom Ford	b. 1962	American	Fashion designer	G[75]
María Irene Fornés	b. 1930	Cuban-American	Playwright	L[76]
E. M. Forster	1879–1970	British	Writer	G[77]
Jackie Forster	1926–1998	English	Actor, activist	L[78]
Wolfgang Fortner	1907–1987	German	Classical composer and conductor	G[79]
Pim Fortuyn	1948–2002	Dutch	Politician, academic and sociologist	G[80]
Per-Kristian Foss	b. 1950	Norwegian	Politician, first openly gay minister in Norway	G[81]
Jodie Foster	b. 1962	American	Actress	L[82]
Quentin Fottrell	b. 1975	Irish	Writer	G[83]
Michel Foucault	1926–1984	French	Philosopher, historian	B[84]
John Fowler	b. 1954	Australian	Politician	G[85]
Simon Fowler	b. 1965	English	Rock musician (Ocean Colour Scene)	G[86]
Eytan Fox	b. 1964	Israeli	Film director	G[87]
Gordon D. Fox	b. 1961	American	Politician	G[88]
Greg Fox	b. 1961	American	Cartoonist	G[89]
Megan Fox	b. 1986	American	Model, actress	B[90]
Samantha Fox	b. 1966	English	British model, pop musician	L[91]
Virgil Fox	1912–1980	American	Classical musician	G[92]
David France	b. ?	American	Journalist, filmmaker	G[93]
Brian Francis	b. 1971	Canadian	Novelist (Fruit)	G[94]
Samuel Kensinger Francis	b. 1974	American	Fitness journalist, trainer	G[95]
Kay Francis	1905–1968	American	Actor	B[96]
Barney Frank	b. 1940	American	Politician	G[97]
Connor Franta	b. 1992	American	YouTube personality	G[98]
Daniel Franzese	b. 1978	American	Actor	G[99]
John Fraser	b. 1931	Scottish	Actor	G[100]
Margo Frasier	b. ?	American	First openly lesbian sheriff elected to office	L[101]
Peter Frechette	b. 1956	American	Actor	G[102]
Marcia Freedman	b. 1938	Israeli-American	Activist	L[103]
Alan Freeman	1927–2006	Australian	Radio DJ	B[104]
Chris Freeman	b. 1961	American	Rock musician (Pansy Division)	G[105]
Jared French	1905–1988	American	Painter	B[106]
Elsa von Freytag-Loringhoven	1874–1927	German-American	Artist, poet	B[107]
Aaron Fricke	b. 1962	American	Gay rights activist, author	G[108]
Benedict Friedländer	1866–1908	German	Early gay rights activist, author	G[109]
Lonnie Frisbee	1949–1993	American	Evangelist	G[110]
Stephen Fry	b. 1957	British	Actor, comedian, novelist	G[111]
Marilyn Frye	b. 1941	American	Academic	L[112]
Michiyo Fukaya	1953–1987	American	Writer, activist	L[113]
Adrian Fulford	b. 1953	British	Judge	G[114]
Bryan Fuller	b. 1969	American	TV writer	G[115]
Loie Fuller	1862–1928	American	Dancer	G[116]
Brenda Sue Fulton	b. ?	American	Military veteran	L[117]
Richard Fung	b. 1954	Canadian	Video artist	G[118]
Wes Funk	1969–2015	Canadian	Writer	G[119]
David Furnish	b. 1962	Canadian	Filmmaker	G[120]

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