Famous female

  • American actress and singer; name from Shona word "to give thanks".

  • Warrior princess from 1990s TV series, played by Lucy Lawless.

  • Japanese artist and peace activist, widow of John Lennon

  • American singer-songwriter, Disney alum, hit “drivers license”.

  • American singer-songwriter, huge pop star since 2000s.

  • Barbadian singer, born Robyn Fenty, global pop icon.

  • American actress; starred in Pulp Fiction and Kill Bill.

  • US singer Beyoncé Knowles, global pop icon.

  • Iconic American singer and actress, 6 Grammys.

  • US media personality and businesswoman from reality show "Keeping Up with the Kardashians".

  • A famous Disney villain from The Little Mermaid 🐙

  • British actress, Hermione in Harry Potter films, UN Women ambassador.

  • US pop singer and actress, rose to fame on Nickelodeon.

  • American supermodel Jelena Noura "Gigi" Hadid, global fashion star.

  • American pop star Stefani Germanotta’s stage name, famed for hits and bold fashion.

  • American actress and model, famous from Baywatch

  • English singer, ex-Spice Girl, now fashion designer.

  • Singer Fergie, Black Eyed Peas star and solo pop artist.

  • Israeli-born actress, Oscar winner for “Black Swan”.

  • American singer and actress, Disney alum and pop star.

  • US singer/actress, 'J.Lo', Latin pop icon worldwide.

  • US rapper and actress Dana Owens’ stage name

  • Yolanda is a famous female name, from figures like Yolanda Adams 🎤

  • American actress-singer, starred in Disney’s High School Musical.

  • US pop star, rose to fame via '...Baby One More Time'.

  • US rock, soul and pop singer, 'Queen of Rock 'n' Roll'.

  • Pop icon Madonna, American singer and actress since the 1980s.

  • US media mogul, talk-show icon, major philanthropist.

  • American socialite and media personality; heiress to Hilton hotels.

  • American singer-actress, star of 'Frozen' and Broadway's 'Wicked'.

  • Australian actress, Oscar winner for “The Hours”.

  • Canadian-American actress and model; Baywatch icon.

  • US actress, star of Beetlejuice and Stranger Things.

  • Roman goddess and Princess of Wales; iconic name

  • American actress-singer, known for Victorious on Nickelodeon.

  • Trinidadian-born rapper, huge 2010s hip-hop star.

  • Australian rapper Amethyst Kelly’s stage name, Grammy-nominated.

  • US politician, ex–First Lady and Secretary of State, ran for president in 2016.

  • A celebrated singer and performer known for bold pop anthems.

  • Legendary Hollywood actress and model of the 1950s.

  • Fictional teen pop star alter ego of Miley Stewart from Disney Channel.

  • Olivia Newton-John was a famous singer and actress.

  • US tennis champion, multiple Grand Slam winner.

  • Scottish-Australian actress, known from 'Wedding Crashers'.

  • American singer, Supreme; Motown legend

  • American actress and activist from Grown-ish

  • Dutch‑American model, star of Real Housewives

  • Israeli actress Gal Gadot, famed as Wonder Woman in DC films.

  • American actress, star of La La Land and Easy A.

  • DC Comics superheroine, symbol of girl power.

  • Swiss actress, Bond girl Honey Ryder in Dr. No.

  • Colombian singer, global pop icon of Latin music.

  • American actress-director, known for “Tron: Legacy”.

  • US media star and cosmetics mogul, founder of Kylie Cosmetics.

  • Iconic Mexican painter, famed for surreal self-portraits.

  • Stage name of Katheryn Hudson, US pop singer of hits like "Roar".

  • US talk show host, radio DJ and TV personality.

  • Singer, daughter of Will and Jada Pinkett Smith.

  • Princess of Wales, beloved British royal, died in 1997.

  • American singer and actress; Disney alum

  • American actress, Oscar winner for “Monster’s Ball”.

  • US actress, Oscar winner and humanitarian activist.

  • First female PM of India, major 20th‑century leader.

  • Canadian pop diva, 5 Grammys, famed for "My Heart Will Go On".

  • English-Albanian pop star; Grammy winner

  • American singer dubbed the "Songbird Supreme" for her vocals.

  • US singer/dancer, Jackson family star since 1980s.

  • Deafblind American author and activist, global disability icon.

  • US actress, played Rachel Green in Friends.

  • American country singer; wrote Jolene

  • US actress known from “Les Misérables” and “Princess Diaries”.

  • Businesswoman, daughter of Donald Trump, ex-presidential advisor.

  • American actress, star of "Speed" and "The Blind Side".

  • Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg, led global youth strikes.

  • US model and TV host, first Black Victoria’s Secret Angel.

  • Oscar-winning American actress, star of Fences.

  • US rapper Belcalis Almanzar, Grammy winner, huge hits like "Bodak Yellow".

  • British singer-songwriter with powerful ballads.

  • US actress, starred in Hunger Games films.

  • Spanish actress known from 'Vicky Cristina Barcelona'.

  • Oscar-winning American actress from “The Help”.

  • Oscar-winning US actress, star of Pretty Woman.

  • Indian actress and producer, Miss World 2000 winner.

  • American singer-songwriter Elizabeth Grant’s stage name, cinematic pop style.

  • American singer, dancer, 'Straight Up' 80s–90s star.

  • British singer and TV personality of Kosovar origin.

  • Betty white
  • US comedian, actress and writer from SNL and 30 Rock.

  • US singer-songwriter, famous for 'Bad Guy'.

  • American tennis legend, 23 Grand Slam singles titles.

  • US comedian and TV host of “The Ellen DeGeneres Show”.

  • Stage name Lady Gaga shortened; US pop icon and actress.

  • US singer-songwriter, first American Idol winner.

  • British actress, known for Sicario and A Quiet Place.

  • US pop star from Mickey Mouse Club to "Genie in a Bottle".

  • Lawyer and author, former US First Lady, global role model.

  • Swedish actress, classic Hollywood icon, 3-time Oscar winner.

  • Canadian actress known from “Mean Girls”.

  • British queen 1952–2022, very famous worldwide

  • Zelda is a famous fictional heroine from Hyrule! 🗡️

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