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9 Nonbinary Celebrities That You Should Follow, Immediately

9 Nonbinary Celebrities That You Should Follow, Immediately

January 29, 2023 By Cade Hildreth 1 Comment

Whether you identify as gender nonbinary or not, following nonbinary celebrities on social media can be an amazing thing.

If you’re not nonbinary, you can see what it’s like to live as a nonbinary person. If you are nonbinary, you can get validation from seeing someone like you do amazing things in the world with their brilliance and talents.

There are a number of amazing non-binary celebrities today who deserve your follow. Read on to discover nine of these celebrities and where you can find them on social media.

1. Jonathan Van Ness (JVN)

Jonathan Van Ness, perhaps best known for their role on the hit Netflix show Queer Eye, came out as nonbinary in 2019.

JVN said they never really had an “aha” moment when they realized they were gay or nonbinary. JVN just learned that there’s a term for an identity they had been living his whole life.

JVN also starred as the first non-female cover of Cosmopolitan magazine in more than three decades (see below)!

 

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You can catch Van Ness on season five of Queer Eye, doing the podcast Getting Curious, or executing those gorgeous toe loops on Instagram. JVN is at 4.8 million followers and growing, so they must be doing something right.

Love JVN as much as I do? Enjoy 101 of JVN’s wittiest quotes here.

2. Lachlan Watson

Lachlan Watson is breaking barriers as one of the youngest nonbinary actors working in Hollywood.

They star on The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina and in Netflix’s What I Wish You Knew: About Being Nonbinary. Lachlan’s character in The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, Theo Putnam, is nonbinary, too.

Lachlan identifies as both nonbinary and pansexual. They say of their identity, “Those are two very fancy ways of saying, ‘I don’t care.’”

Lachlan prefers they/them pronouns and is active on Instagram (@lachrwatson), where they share photos of fashion, design and their top surgery scars, because they are rightfully proud of the journey they represent. With 620K followers, Lachlan is definitely having an impact.

 

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A post shared by lach watson (@lachrwatson) on Jul 12, 2019 at 2:59pm PDT

3. Amandla Stenberg

You may recognize Amandla Stenberg from their role as Rue in The Hunger Games. Amandla also played Starr Carter in The Hate U Give in 2018 and was listed as one of Time’s Most Influential Teens in 2015 and 2016.

Born on October 23, 1998, Amandla is one of the youngest people on this list. Amandla identifies as both nonbinary and bisexual and pansexual. In a message shared with Tumblr fans in 2016, Amandla described a nonbinary identity and a preference for either she/her or they/them pronouns.

In Amandla’s own words, “I’m allowed to explore myself.”

Amandla is also an outspoken intersectional feminist and was named Feminist of the Year for 2015 by the Ms. Foundation for Women.

 

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With an incredible 2.4 million followers, you can find them on Instagram (@amandlastenberg). Amandla’s account features activism, fashion and their favorite makeup looks from Fenty.

4. Asia Kate Dillon

Asia Kate Dillon has the distinction of being the first nonbinary actor to star on TV. They played the role of Taylor Mason in Billions, a character who is also nonbinary. In fact, it was while playing Taylor that Asia realized that they were nonbinary and preferred they/them pronouns.

Asia Kate also played a character on the famously queer-friendly Orange Is the New Black. They have said that they identify as pansexual and is the founding and producing director of MIRROR/FIRE Productions.

 

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You can find Asia Kate on Twitter and Instagram under their name.

5. Ruby Rose

Ruby Rose has been a nonbinary icon in Hollywood for a few years now. Ruby identifies as a lesbian and as genderfluid, though she had previously considered transitioning to male. Ruby has received some blowback from the LGBTQ+ community for these two identities and says that we needs to come up with a new gender identity term that will allow people to be fluid in her gender without having to conform to rules about who they love.

Ruby Rose landed a role on Orange Is the New Black and released a short film in 2014 about their gender identity. The actor also plays Kate Kane (“Batwoman”) on the CW’s new Batwoman series. This role is the first “out LGBTQ lead” in the network’s lineup of superheros.

Ruby says they are grateful for the neutral place they sit in on the gender spectrum.  You can find Ruby Rose on Instagram (@rubyrose), where they have attracted an astounding 14.8 million followers.

 

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6. Alok Vaid-Menon

Alok Vaid-Menon is a gender non-conforming (GNC) performance artist, educator, and writer. Alok who identifies as nonbinary and transfeminine, uses the pronoun ‘they’ and has received international attention for challenging the gender binary through fashion and poetry.

Alok was born in College Station, Texas, to an Indian American family, then went to Stanford University in California and now resides in New York.

Impressively, Alok was the youngest recipient of the prestigious Live Works Performance Act Award granted to ten performance artists across the world. Alok has also been featured on MTV, HBO, The Guardian, The New York Times, National Geographic, The New Yorker, and The New York Times.

Alok focuses especially on the plight of those who are visibly gender non-conforming, as they face the most danger and public scrutiny.

 

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With a rapidly growing Instagram following that is at 1 million and rising, you can find Alok on Instagram at @alokvmenon.

7. Sam Smith

Sam Smith is an English singer and songwriter who rose to prominence with the release of their debut album, In the Lonely Hour. That album included songs like “Lay Me Down,” “Money On My Mind,” and “Stay With Me.”

Sam also wrote the title song for the 2015 James Bond film, Spectre, and won a Golden Globe for Best Original Song.

In May 2014, Sam came out as gay, and in October 2017, they came out as genderqueer. Sam prefers they/them pronouns and says that after a “lifetime of being at war with their gender”, they’ve embraced themselves for who they are inside and out.

Sam’s public declaration of the use of “they/them” pronouns also helped support the pronoun “they” being choose by Merriam Webster as it’s Word of the Year.

You can find Sam on Twitter (@SamSmith) where they post gorgeous selfies and deep thoughts.

Thanks in part to @SamSmith and other non-binary stars coming out in 2019, this pronoun was made @MerriamWebster‘s #WordOfTheYear https://t.co/FlhMzR6uBu

— Billboard Pride (@BillboardPride) December 10, 2019

8. Ser Anzoategui

Ser Anzoategui is best known for playing the role of Eddy on Vida, a Starz drama. Their parents immigrated from Argentina and Paraguay and so Ser identifies as a “nonbinary Latinx/Chicanx actor/playwright/activist.

They prefer they/them pronouns, and they like to swim, do hot yoga, sing along in the car, and create mindful recipes.

Ser has written a few solo plays, including one about self-discovery and queer themes called Catholic School Daze. They are very active in the Eastside community, working with the Latino Equality Alliance and Self Help Graphics, among many others.

You can find them on Twitter (@SerAnzoategui) where they are share their activism and music.

Don’t Call Me an Actress… is a better title. Read the entire article before responding please 💗💕https://t.co/zEqzZDIXNd#betterlatimes #fyc #vidastarz #eddy #actor #performer

— Ser Anzoategui (@SerAnzoategui) June 24, 2019

9. Angel Haze

Angel Haze is a rapper who has found success in the music scene since their debut album, Dirty Gold, in 2013. Angel identifies as agender and doesn’t have a preference for pronouns.

Angel says they doesn’t consider herself to be of any sex, but rather, to be “an experience”.

Angel’s music is raw and confessional, confronting a childhood riddled with abuse and neglect. In 2015, Angel released a second album, Back to the Woods that deals with their suicide attempts and a breakup with Ireland Baldwin.

With an impressive 127.7K followers on Twitter, you can find Angel here. Angel is also on Instagram with 118K followers and growing.

Discover More Amazing Non-Binary Celebrities

There are a ton of amazing nonbinary celebrities out there who deserve some social media love. The ones we’ve listed here are a great place to start if you’re wanting to get more nonbinary people on your timeline.

Give them a follow to enjoy their talents, perspective, and content.

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  1. Sylvie Dee says

    January 19, 2020 at 9:12 am

    When CA first started NB drivers’ licenses I had the internal phobia that NB = Androgynous…. So glad the full spectrum is seeing the light of day and media. A fave celeb…. Nico Tortorella

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