List of bisexual people (T–Z)

T
Musician Corin Tucker
Name Dates Nationality Comments Reference
Kobe Tai born 1972 American Pornographic actress, adult model, and erotic dancer [1]
Cecilia Tan born 1967 American Erotic writer and activist [2]
Laurette Taylor 1884–1946 American Actress [3]
Paul Taylor born 1930 American Choreographer [4][5]
Robert Taylor 1911–1969 American Actor [6]
Sara Teasdale 1884–1933 American Poet [7]
Paul Thek 1933–1988 American Artist [8]
Oliver Thorn born 1993 English YouTuber, actor [9]
Dame Sybil Thorndike 1882–1976 English Actress [10]
Bella Thorne born 1997 American Actress and singer; former Disney Channel starlet [11]
Dorothy Thompson 1893–1961 American Journalist. Wife of Sinclair Lewis, lover of Christa Winsloe [12]
Chuck Tingle Unknown American Pseudonymous author of gay niche erotica [13][14]
P. L. Travers 1899–1996 Australian Writer, actress, journalist. Creator of Mary Poppins. [15][16]
Ronald Tree 1897–1976 British American-born journalist, investor, Conservative MP [17][18]
Chögyam Trungpa 1939–1987 Tibetan Buddhist meditation master, artist, Trungpa tülku [19]
Marina Tsvetaeva 1892–1941 Russian Poet [20]
Corin Tucker born 1972 American Lead singer and guitarist for the band Sleater-Kinney [21]

U
Name Dates Nationality Comments Reference
Katie Underwood born 1975 Australian Musician and actress formerly with Bardot [22]

V
Name Dates Nationality Comments Reference
Conrad Veidt 1893–1943 German Actor [23][24]
Patricia Velásquez born 1971 Venezuelan Actress and model [25]
Gore Vidal 1925–2012 American Writer [26]
Thea Vidale born 1956 American Stand-up comedian, actress and former professional wrestling valet [27][28]

W
Musician Patrick Wolf
Name Dates Nationality Comments Reference
Siegfried Wagner 1869–1930 German Composer. Son of Wagner, grandson of Liszt [29]
Alice Walker born 1944 American Author [30]
Rebecca Walker born 1969 American Author [31]
Yona Wallach 1944–1985 Israeli Poet [32]
Wallada bint al-Mustakfi 994–1091 Andalusian Poet [33]
Clara Ward 1924–1973 American Gospel Music Singer [34]
Sylvia Townsend Warner 1893–1978 English Writer [35]
Ethel Waters 1896–1977 American Singer [36]
Evelyn Waugh 1903–1966 English Writer [37]
Jann Wenner born 1946 American Journalist [38]
Rosemary West born 1953 English Serial killer [39]
John Brooks Wheelwright 1897–1940 American Poet [40]
Mike White born 1970 American Writer and actor [41]
Stanford White 1853–1906 American Architect [42]
Archduke Wilhelm of Austria 1895–1948 Austrian Archduke, soldier, and poet. [43]
Rachel Williams born 1967 American Model and TV presenter (The Girlie Show) [44]
Rozz Williams 1963–1998 American Musician, original songwriter for Christian Death [45]
Malcolm Williamson 1931–2003 Australian Composer, Master of the Queen's Music [46]
Patrick Wolf born 1983 English Musician [47]
Christopher Wood 1901–1930 English Painter [48]
Evan Rachel Wood born 1987 American Actress, singer [49]
Virginia Woolf 1882–1941 English Writer [50]
Kate Worley 1958–2004 American Comic book writer [51]
Aileen Wuornos 1956–2002 American Serial killer [52]

Y
Name Dates Nationality Comments Reference
Mary Anne Yates 1728–1787 English Actress [53]
Nikolai Yezhov 1895–1940 Russian Senior figure in the NKVD during the period of the Great Purge. [54]
Marguerite Yourcenar 1903–1987 French Writer [55]

Z
Name Dates Nationality Comments Reference
Babe Zaharias 1911–1956 American Athlete [56]
Tati Zaqui born 1994 Brazilian Singer-songwriter and dancer [57]
Kim Zolciak born 1968 American Singer and cast member of The Real Housewives of Atlanta [58]

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