Celebrity Birthdays This Week: 7 Amazing Days, Oct 26-Nov 1
Celebrity birthdays this week, October 26 to November 1, 2026, read like a hall of fame roll call. In seven days we get a former first lady, a tech titan, a comedy legend, a billionaire heir, and a beloved director, plus milestone birthdays at 80, 70, 50, 40, and 30. Here is the full day-by-day guide, built from our celebrity database.
The Biggest Birthdays of the Week
| Celebrity | Birthday | Turning | Net worth (est.) |
|---|---|---|---|
| S. Robson Walton | October 27 | 82 | $145.1B |
| Bill Gates | October 28 | 71 | $108B |
| Ma Huateng | October 29 | 55 | $53.8B |
| Tim Cook | November 1 | 66 | $2.8B |
| Peter Jackson | October 31 | 65 | $1.9B |
| Hamdi Ulukaya | October 26 | 54 | $13.5B |
Monday, October 26
- Hillary Clinton turns 79 (Politician, USA, $120M).
- Seth MacFarlane turns 53 (Comedian, USA, $400M).
- Rita Wilson turns 70 (Actress, USA, $100M).
- Keith Urban turns 59 (Singer, USA, $75M).
- Pat Sajak turns 80 (Actor, USA, $75M).
- Jaclyn Smith turns 81 (Actress, USA, $200M).
- CM Punk turns 48 (Actor, USA, $12M).
- Hamdi Ulukaya turns 54 (Entrepreneur, Turkey, $13.5B).
See the complete October 26 list on famous birthdays today and the evergreen date page famous birthdays on October 26. That Monday list opens the celebrity birthdays this week guide.
Tuesday, October 27
- S. Robson Walton turns 82 (Entrepreneur, USA, $145.1B).
- Simon Le Bon turns 68 (Actor, UK, $65M).
- John Cleese turns 87 (Comedian, UK, $20M).
- Kelly Osbourne turns 42 (TV Star, UK, $16M).
- Kumar Sangakkara turns 49 (Cricketer, Sri Lanka, $25M).
- Vanessa-Mae turns 48 (Musician, UK, $45M).
- Lou Williams turns 40 (Basketball Player, USA, $30M).
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Wednesday, October 28
- Bill Gates turns 71 (Entrepreneur, USA, $108B).
- Julia Roberts turns 59 (Actress, USA, $250M).
- Joaquin Phoenix turns 52 (Actor, USA, $80M).
- Brad Paisley turns 54 (Singer, USA, $120M).
- Caitlyn Jenner turns 77 (Actor, USA, $25M).
- Matt Smith turns 44 (Actor, UK, $9M).
Thursday, October 29
- Ma Huateng turns 55 (Entrepreneur, China, $53.8B).
- Winona Ryder turns 55 (Actress, USA, $18M).
- Gabrielle Union turns 54 (Actress, USA, $40M).
- Tove Lo turns 39 (Singer, Sweden, $9M).
- Lance Stroll turns 28 (Racing Driver, Canada, $50M).
- Tracee Ellis Ross turns 54 (Actress, USA, $16M).
Friday, October 30
- Devin Booker turns 30 (Basketball Player, USA, $150M).
- Ivanka Trump turns 45 (Model, USA, $100M).
- Henry Winkler turns 81 (Actor, USA, $40M).
- Ashley Graham turns 39 (Model, USA, $10M).
- Fran Drescher turns 69 (Actress, USA, $25M).
- Jun Ji-hyun turns 45 (Actress, South Korea, $110M).
Saturday, October 31
- Peter Jackson turns 65 (Director, New Zealand, $1.9B).
- Larry Mullen Jr. turns 65 (Actor, Ireland, $400M).
- Marcus Rashford turns 29 (Footballer, UK, $50M).
- Vanilla Ice turns 59 (Actor, USA, $20M).
- Piper Perabo turns 50 (Actress, USA, $10M).
- Johnny Marr turns 63 (Singer, UK, $14M).
Sunday, November 1
- Tim Cook turns 66 (Entrepreneur, USA, $2.8B).
- Anthony Kiedis turns 64 (Singer, USA, $175M).
- Aishwarya Rai turns 53 (Actress, India, $100M).
- Jenny McCarthy turns 54 (Actress, USA, $25M).
- Toni Collette turns 54 (Actress, Australia, $18M).
- James Ward-Prowse turns 32 (Footballer, UK, $44M).
- Erik Spoelstra turns 56 (Basketball Player, USA, $14M).
Milestone Birthdays This Week
| Celebrity | Date | Milestone |
|---|---|---|
| Pat Sajak | October 26 | 80 |
| Rita Wilson | October 26 | 70 |
| Lou Williams | October 27 | 40 |
| Devin Booker | October 30 | 30 |
| Piper Perabo | October 31 | 50 |
| Jaclyn Smith | October 26 | 81 |
What Zodiac Signs Cover This Week?
Every birthday from October 26 to November 1 falls under Scorpio. If your birthday is this week, you share that sign with every star above. That shared sign is the thread through celebrity birthdays this week. Check your sign profile with the celebrity zodiac finder and your exact age with the celebrity age calculator.
More Birthday Reading
Find out if any of this week’s stars is your twin with the birthday twin finder, count down to a star’s big day with our celebrity birthday countdown guide, or compare two fortunes in the net worth battle. See who is celebrating right now on which celebrities are celebrating their birthdays today browse every date on the birthdays hub, and explore more money stories on the net worth hub. A birthday week like this one does not come around every week. That is the full celebrity birthdays this week roundup — seven days, one hall of fame.
How to Get the Most Out of Celebrity Birthdays This Week
A seven-day birthday guide works best when you read it the way you would a television schedule: scan the whole week first, then mark the days that matter to you. Maybe a favourite actor lands on Wednesday, or a friend shares Friday’s date. Marking those days in advance means you will not miss them, and the rest of the week becomes a pleasant surprise rather than a list to memorise.
It is also worth reading the week as a whole, not just day by day. When seven days are laid out together, patterns appear: clusters of billionaires, runs of actors, or a single day that outshines the rest. Celebrity birthdays this week are interesting one day at a time, but the full week tells a bigger story about how fame is spread across the calendar.
- Scan first, then mark: Read all seven days, then note the dates that matter to you.
- Match friends to days: Check whether anyone you know shares a date this week.
- Look for patterns: Notice clusters of actors, musicians, or entrepreneurs across the week.
- Revisit midweek: A second look halfway through catches birthdays you missed.
Planning a Birthday Week, Not Just a Birthday Day
Some celebrations deserve more than a single day, and a week-long guide is the perfect excuse to stretch them out. If several friends have birthdays in the same week, a shared celebration saves everyone time and money, and it gives the group a proper occasion instead of a rushed dinner. A joint party also means a bigger guest list and a better atmosphere.
Even for a single birthday, spreading the celebration across the week can work well: a quiet dinner on the day itself, a film night with friends later in the week, and a small gift or message from someone who could not attend. The birthday person feels celebrated for longer, and no single event has to carry the whole occasion. That slower pace suits most people far better than one frantic day.
Evergreen Ways to Celebrate a Star’s Birthday Week
Fans celebrate star birthdays in ways that never go stale, whatever the week. Rewatching a favourite film, replaying a classic album, or sharing a beloved clip are all simple tributes that cost nothing and take little time. They also spark conversations, because other fans join in with their own favourites and memories.
Another evergreen idea is the birthday revisit: looking back at what a star was doing a decade ago, or how their career has changed since their last milestone birthday. That kind of reflection turns a simple birthday into a small retrospective, and it gives fans something thoughtful to share instead of just a generic greeting. It is a tribute that respects the work, not just the date.
A final tip is to keep a short note of the week’s best discoveries, whether on paper or on your phone. Jotting down one name per day takes seconds, and by Sunday you have a personal highlight reel of celebrity birthdays this week to share with friends. That small habit turns a week of reading into a week of remembering, which is far more satisfying.
A Week Dominated by Billionaires
The most striking feature of celebrity birthdays this week is the sheer weight of money on the guest list. S. Robson Walton turns 82 on October 27 with an estimated $145.1B, Bill Gates turns 71 on October 28 with $108B, and Ma Huateng turns 55 on October 29 with $53.8B. Three billionaires in three consecutive days is a run few weeks could match.
The billionaire theme continues across the rest of the week. Hamdi Ulukaya turns 54 on October 26 with $13.5B, Peter Jackson turns 65 on October 31 with $1.9B, and Tim Cook turns 66 on November 1 with $2.8B. Set against smaller fortunes on the same lists, such as Matt Smith at $9M and Tove Lo at $9M, the week reads like a tale of two scales: vast tech and retail wealth beside working actors and musicians.
That contrast is worth savouring, because it shows how little a birthday has in common with a bank balance. The same seven days celebrate a billionaire heir, a beloved director, and a pop singer, all as equals on the calendar. Celebrity birthdays this week are a reminder that fame comes in many currencies, and only one of them is money.
The Youngest and Oldest Birthdays of the Week
At one end of the week sit the youngest celebrants. Lance Stroll turns 28 on October 29, Marcus Rashford turns 29 on October 31, and Devin Booker turns 30 on October 30. These are stars still early in their stories, with milestone birthdays like Booker’s 30th marking the start of a new chapter rather than the close of one.
At the other end sit the veterans. John Cleese turns 87 on October 27, Jaclyn Smith turns 81 on October 26, Henry Winkler turns 81 on October 30, and Pat Sajak turns 80 on October 26. Between those extremes sit the week’s milestones: Rita Wilson at 70, Piper Perabo at 50, and Lou Williams at 40. One week contains almost an entire lifetime of birthdays.
Reading the week from youngest to oldest is a surprisingly moving exercise. It turns a list of names into a timeline, from a racing driver of 28 to a comedy legend of 87, with every decade in between represented. Few single weeks can claim that range, and it is one more reason this particular week stands out.
Seven Days Around the World
Geography is the third surprise of celebrity birthdays this week. The lists span the USA, the UK, China, Turkey, Sri Lanka, Sweden, Canada, South Korea, New Zealand, Ireland, India, and Australia. No single country owns the week, and the spread means that almost any reader will find a celebrant from their own part of the world somewhere in the seven days.
The professions are just as varied: entrepreneurs, actors, singers, comedians, a cricketer, a musician, basketball players, footballers, a director, models, and a racing driver. That variety is what keeps a week-long list from feeling repetitive. Each day brings a different kind of fame, and the change of scene from one day to the next is part of the pleasure of reading the week as a whole.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which celebrities have birthdays this week?
Hillary Clinton, Bill Gates, Julia Roberts, Tim Cook, Peter Jackson, Ma Huateng, and dozens more. The day-by-day lists above cover October 26 to November 1, 2026.
Who is the richest celebrity with a birthday this week?
S. Robson Walton, born October 27, 1944, with an estimated net worth of $145.1B (est.).
What zodiac sign are this week’s birthdays?
Scorpio, for every date from October 26 to November 1. Read more about the zodiac signs.
Conclusion
This week is packed with famous birthdays, from billionaires to ballers. Whatever the day, there is always a star to celebrate. Check the list each morning, find your favourites, and never miss a famous birthday again.