Jessica Chastain
Academy Award-winning actor (The Eyes of Tammy Faye, Zero Dark Thirty).
Actors, world champions, chart-topping musicians, YouTubers and campaigners who are publicly vegan — ranked by how popular they are with the itsvegan community. Every entry links a public source where they say they’re vegan, or is managed by the person themself.
Academy Award-winning actor (The Eyes of Tammy Faye, Zero Dark Thirty).
Oscar-nominated actor (Carol, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo).
Singer who rose to fame winning The X Factor, best known for Bleeding Love.
Welsh chef behind the Avant-Garde Vegan YouTube channel and cookbooks.
Vegan educator, co-founder of Surge and author of This Is Vegan Propaganda.
Actor known for Cheers, True Detective and The Hunger Games; vegan for more than 30 years.
Luna Lovegood in the Harry Potter films and co-host of The ChickPeeps vegan podcast.
Star of Clueless and author of the vegan bestseller The Kind Diet.
Co-founder and president of Farm Sanctuary.
Seven-time Formula One world champion and outspoken advocate for animals and the planet.
Actor and TikTok star loved for her warm, easy vegan cooking videos; bestselling author.
Irish UFC welterweight contender who credits a vegan diet for his weight management and recovery.
Olympic silver medallist (London 2012) and founder of the non-profit Switch4Good.
Oscar-winning actor (Joker) and long-time animal rights campaigner, vegan since childhood.
Actor and animal rights activist; author of the vegan cookbook I Love You (2024).
Ultramarathon legend, seven-time Western States 100 winner and author of Eat & Run.
Former German strongman champion famous for his record-breaking yoke walks.
Record-setting marathon runner who also runs the Tower Hill Stables animal sanctuary.
England international centre-back, formerly of Manchester United and AS Roma.
IFBB pro bodybuilder and Olympia qualifier, one of the best-known vegan physiques in the sport.
IFBB pro physique competitor who has never eaten meat.
Three-time Olympic weightlifter who competed for Team USA at Rio 2016 on a vegan diet.
Two-time pairs world champion and Olympic team-event gold medallist (2018).
Australian Olympic sprinter who represented her country at Rio 2016.
Pioneering free-solo climber, wingsuit flyer and author.
Ultrarunner who ran 3,175 miles across the United States fuelled by plants.
Vegan bodybuilding pioneer and co-author of The Plant-Based Athlete.
Sheffield duo behind the BOSH! vegan recipe channel and bestselling cookbooks.
London-based zero-waste chef and author of You Can Cook This!
Animal rights activist known for his street outreach conversations and videos.
Grammy- and Oscar-winning singer-songwriter, vegan since the age of 12.
Electronic musician behind the album Play and director of Punk Rock Vegan Movie.
Drummer of blink-182 and vocal vegan for well over a decade.
Founder of Rainbow Plant Life and author of Big Vegan Flavor.
Author of The Sexual Politics of Meat, a landmark of feminist-vegan theory.
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On the itsvegan community ranking, Jessica Chastain is currently #1, followed by Rooney Mara and Leona Lewis. Among the best-known vegans in the world are Lewis Hamilton, Joaquin Phoenix, Billie Eilish and Woody Harrelson. The ranking changes daily with community votes.
World Vegan Day is celebrated every year on 1 November. It was started in 1994 by Louise Wallis, then chair of The Vegan Society, to mark the society’s 50th anniversary, and the whole of November is now celebrated as World Vegan Month.
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