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The following is a list of notable people who were born or who live or formerly lived in the city of
Miami, Florida.
Artists and designers
-
Jorge Arango (1917–2007),
Colombia-born architect
-
Hernan Bas, visual artist
-
Clandestine Culture, contemporary artist
-
Sebastian Spreng, visual artist and journalist
-
Robert Law Weed, architect
-
Kat Reeder, Peruvian-born illustrator, graphic designer, and artist
-
Arturo Rodríguez (born 1956), Cuban-born painter
-
Cesar Santos (born 1982), Cuban-born painter
-
Purvis Young (1943–2010), painter
-
Jonathan Crenshaw, an armless, homeless street painter
Authors, writers, and journalists
-
T. D. Allman,
foreign correspondent, historian
[1]
-
Dave Barry, columnist and humorist
[2]
-
James Carlos Blake, fiction writer and essayist
[3]
-
Edna Buchanan, novelist and Miami journalist (born in
Paterson, New Jersey)
[4]
-
Patricia Cornwell, novelist
[5]
-
Daína Chaviano, author of historical, scifi & fantasy novels, born in Havana (Cuba).
-
Reed Cowan, journalist
-
Jennine Capó Crucet, novelist, essayist, short story writer
[6]
-
Marjory Stoneman Douglas,
conservationist and writer of fiction and non-fiction
[7]
-
Eric Garcia, writer whose
Matchstick Men was adapted into a movie
[8]
- Dr.
Lillian Glass, body-language expert, author, columnist, TV commentator
-
Thomas Harris, author of novels featuring
Hannibal Lecter
-
Carl Hiaasen, novelist and former
Miami Herald columnist, originally from
Plantation, Florida
-
Dan Le Batard, columnist and sports radio host
-
Jeff Lindsay, author of novels featuring
Dexter Morgan
-
Tom Llamas,
ABC and
NBC News correspondent
-
Kirk Munroe, author of children's books
-
Chris Myers, sportscaster and host of The Chris Myers Interview
-
Ferdie Pacheco, Muhammad Ali's cornerman and doctor, TV commentator, artist, writer
-
Amy Serrano, poet, essayist, author, filmmaker
Actors and entertainers
-
Somy Ali, former
Bollywood actress, writer, model, filmmaker and activist
-
Diora Baird, actress and former model
-
Esther Baxter, actress
-
Garcelle Beauvais, actress in
The Jamie Foxx Show,
NYPD Blue,
The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, actress (born in
Haiti but grew up in Miami)
-
Jack Betts, actor
-
Paul Bouche, TV host and producer of
A Oscuras Pero Encendidos
-
Noah Centineo, actor,
To All the Boys I've Loved Before and
Black Adam
-
Matt Cohen, South of Nowhere
-
Abella Danger, pornographic actress and model
-
Patricia Delgado, ballet dancer
-
Cote de Pablo, actress,
NCIS (born in Chile but grew up in Miami)
-
Gail Edwards, actress,
It's a Living,
Full House,
Blossom
-
Michael Flessas,
Cannes Film Festival
Palme d'Or (Golden Palm) winning film
Dancer in the Dark
-
Brandon Flynn, actor,
13 Reasons Why and
Hellraiser
-
Andy García, born in
Cuba, moved to the United States at age 5
-
Yani Gellman, actor,
The Lizzie McGuire Movie
-
Lynda Goodfriend, actress
-
Pat Hingle, actor
-
Nick Hogan, actor, reality television personality, son of
Hulk Hogan
-
Adam Irigoyen, actor,
Shake It Up
-
Oscar Isaac, actor,
Inside Llewyn Davis,
Star Wars sequel trilogy,
Moon Knight
-
Victoria Jackson, former
Saturday Night Live cast member
-
Blake Jenner, actor in
Glee and
Everybody Wants Some
-
Barry Jenkins, filmmaker;
Moonlight
-
Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, actor, wrestler and former
University of Miami
defensive end
-
Lawrence Kasdan, co-writer,
Raiders of the Lost Ark,
The Empire Strikes Back,
Return of the Jedi,
Star Wars: The Force Awakens and
Solo: A Star Wars Story
-
Catherine Keener, Academy Award-nominated actress
-
Veronica Lake
-
Cris Lankenau
-
Monica Lopera (born 1985), actress
-
Phil Lord (born 1975), director and writer on
The Lego Movie,
The Lego Batman Movie, and
The Lego Ninjago Movie; executive producer on
Storks and
Smallfoot
-
Josie Loren,
Make It or Break It
-
William H. Macy, Academy Award-nominated for
Fargo
-
Kristin Minter, model and actress from
Home Alone and
ER.
-
Julio Oscar Mechoso,
The Legend of Zorro
-
Camila Mendes, American-Brazilian actress,
Riverdale
-
Eva Mendes, actress
-
E. Roger Mitchell, actor
-
María Antonieta de las Nieves, actress known for
El Chavo del Ocho (currently lives in Miami)
-
Penny Pax, pornographic actress and model
-
Danny Pino, actor in
Cold Case,
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit and
Dear Evan Hansen
-
Larsa Pippen, reality television personality, socialite, and businesswoman,
The Real Housewives of Miami
-
Sidney Poitier, Academy Award-winning actor;
Guess Who's Coming to Dinner? and
In the Heat of the Night
-
Yvette Prieto, model for designer
Alexander Wang
[9]
-
Nathalia Ramos, Spanish-Australian-American actress (born in Spain but once lived in Miami)
-
Riley Reid, pornographic actress
-
Roxie Roker, actress in
The Jeffersons
-
Christian Slater, actor in
Heathers (lives in New York City and Miami)
-
Stugotz, radio host of
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz on ESPN Radio, current resident of Miami
-
Philip Michael Thomas,
Miami Vice
-
Wilmer Valderrama,
That '70s Show,
Yo Momma,
NCIS
-
Alexa PenaVega, actress in
Spy Kids and
Repo! The Genetic Opera
-
Ben Vereen, actor and entertainer
-
Sofia Vergara, actress and model,
Modern Family
-
Lulu Wang, filmmaker
-
Persia White,
Girlfriends
-
Pharrell Williams, singer-songwriter, producer, rapper and film producer
-
Dave Williamson, stand-up comedian
[10]
Business
Criminals
Musicians and singers
-
Luther Campbell, rapper, aka Luke, former leader of
2 Live Crew
-
Steve Aoki, DJ
-
David Archuleta, singer
-
Giselle Bellas, singer-songwriter
-
Booba, rapper
-
Brisco, rapper
-
Camila Cabello, former member of
Fifth Harmony, born in
Cuba, relocated to the United States at age 5
-
Kat Dahlia, rapper
-
Tego Calderón, rapper born in
Puerto Rico who moved to and attended high school in Miami
-
Harry Wayne Casey, better known as "KC" of
KC and the Sunshine Band
-
Willy Chirino,
salsa singer
-
Phil Collins, singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, record producer, and actor, lives in Miami
-
Cool and Dre, team of
hip-hop producers
-
Celia Cruz,
salsa music singer
-
Denzel Curry, rapper
-
Christian Daniel, singer-songwriter and actor, moved to Miami in 2007
-
DaniLeigh, singer
-
Craig David, British singer
-
Jason Derulo, singer-songwriter
-
DJ Craze,
Nicaraguan American, only DJ in history to win three consecutive World DMC Champion titles
-
DJ Khaled, rapper, born in New Orleans but raised and lives in Miami.
-
DJ Laz, rapper, DJ
-
DJ Uncle Al, local
hip hop DJ
-
Dunk Ryders, rap group
-
Gloria Estefan,
Latin pop singer-songwriter
-
Expose,
freestyle group
-
Flo Rida, rapper
-
Sage Francis,
alternative hip hop artist
-
Barry Gibb, lead vocalist in
Bee Gees
-
Maurice Gibb Musician in
Bee Gees
-
Deborah Harry, singer of
Blondie
-
Brooke Hogan, pop and
R&B singer; daughter of
Hulk Hogan
-
Ace Hood, rapper
-
Julio Iglesias,
Latin artist
-
I Set My Friends on Fire,
post-hardcore band
-
Enrique Iglesias,
Spanish singer-songwriter
-
Iron & Wine,
folk rock singer-songwriter
-
Jacki-O, rapper
-
Lauren Jauregui, singer-songwriter, former member of
Fifth Harmony
-
MC Jin, rapper and actor
-
JT Money, rapper
-
Victoria Justice, actress and singer
-
Sean Kingston
-
Jennifer Lopez, singer
[12]
-
LunchMoney Lewis, singer
-
Lil Pump, rapper (real name: Gazzy Garcia)
[13]
-
Yngwie Malmsteen,
Swedish-born
heavy metal guitarist, now resides in Miami with his family
-
Ky-Mani Marley,
reggae singer, actor, son of
Bob Marley
-
Ricky Martin,
Latin pop singer
-
¡Mayday!, rap group signed to
Strange Music
-
George McCrae,
soul music singer
-
Syesha Mercado
-
Samuel David Moore, of
Sam & Dave
-
Damien Moyal, singer and musician
-
Brianna Perry, rapper and actress, originating from
Dade County
-
Pitbull, Cuban American
rapper who mentions "Dade County" in several songs
-
Pleasure P, singer
-
Poison Clan, rap group
-
Iggy Pop, singer-songwriter, musician, record producer, and actor, born in
Muskegon, but lives in Miami
-
Pretty Ricky, rap and R&B group
-
Red Spyda, producer, hip-hop R&B
-
Rick Ross, rapper
-
Paulina Rubio,
Mexican Latin pop singer
-
Santaye, singer-songwriter
-
Jon Secada, singer-songwriter, Latin pop singer
-
Smitty, rapper
-
Smokepurpp, rapper born in Chicago but grew up in Miami
-
Frida Sofía, Mexican-born singer-songwriter, media personality and fashion model
-
Spaceghostpurrp,
rapper
-
Stevie B,
freestyle music singer
-
Stitches, rapper
-
Jessica Sutta, of the
girl group
Pussycat Dolls
-
Malu Trevejo, Cuban-born singer
-
Trick Daddy, rapper
-
Trina, rapper
[14]
-
Will to Power, freestyle group
-
Marion Williams,
gospel music singer
-
Shakira, Colombian singer, and songwriter
-
Betty Wright,
Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter
-
City Girls, rap group
Maluma, Colombian singer living in Miami
Politicians, honor civil servants, and activists
-
Victor Agosto, anti-war activist
-
George P. Bush,
Texas General Land Office commissioner
-
Francis Suarez, 43rd
Mayor of Miami
-
Jeb Bush, politician, 43rd
governor of Florida
-
Mattie Belle Davis, judge
-
Anitere Flores, politician
-
Carlos A. Giménez, U.S. Representative and former mayor of
Miami-Dade County
-
Carlos López-Cantera, politician
-
Scott James Meyer, attorney and former stand-up comedian
-
Yeshimabeit Milner, technologist and activist
-
Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, U.S. Representative
-
Marco Rubio, U.S. Senator
-
Maria Elvira Salazar, U.S. Representative and former television anchor and journalist for
Telemundo,
CNN Español and
Univision
-
Enrique Tarrio, leader of the Proud Boys, director of
Latinos for Trump
-
Robert H. Traurig, co-founder of
Greenberg Traurig, one of the nation's largest law and lobbying firms
-
Daniel Noboa, 48th
President of Ecuador
Sports
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Autoracing
Baseball
-
Robert Andino, current
MLB
baseball player for the
Baltimore Orioles
[15]
-
J. P. Arencibia, former MLB
catcher for the
Toronto Blue Jays
[16]
-
Ray Bare, former MLB
pitcher for the
St. Louis Cardinals and
Detroit Tigers
[17]
-
Andy Barkett, former MLB player for the
Pittsburgh Pirates and current manager of the
Class AA
Jacksonville Suns
[18]
-
Rick Behenna, former MLB pitcher for the
Atlanta Braves and
Cleveland Indians
[19]
-
Brian Buchanan, former MLB
outfielder for the
Minnesota Twins,
San Diego Padres and
New York Mets
[20]
-
José Canseco, former baseball player (born in
Cuba, moved to Miami as an infant)
[21]
-
Steve Carlton,
Hall of Fame
baseball player
[22]
-
Alex Castellanos, current MLB outfielder for the
New York Mets
[23]
-
Vinnie Chulk, current MLB
relief pitcher for the
Milwaukee Brewers
[24]
-
Andre Dawson, former MLB outfielder
[25]
-
Lenny DiNardo, MLB
pitcher for the
Boston Red Sox,
Oakland Athletics and
Kansas City Royals
[26]
-
Joe Dunand, MLB player
-
Tal Erel (born 1996),
Israel national baseball team player
-
Jorge Fábregas, former MLB catcher
[27]
-
Mike Fuentes, former MLB outfielder for the
Montreal Expos
[28]
-
Bryan Garcia, professional baseball pitcher for the
Detroit Tigers
-
Alex Gonzalez, former MLB
infielder
[29]
-
Dee Gordon, MLB player for
Miami Marlins
-
Charlie Greene, former MLB catcher
[30]
-
Ricky Gutiérrez, former MLB player
[31]
-
Lenny Harris, former MLB infielder/outfielder, holds current MLB record for most pinch hits
[32]
-
Fernando Hernandez, current MLB relief pitcher for the
Oakland Athletics
[33]
-
Mark Higgins, former MLB
first baseman for the
Cleveland Indians
[34]
-
Bobby Hogue, former MLB pitcher for the
Boston Braves,
St. Louis Browns and
New York Yankees
[35]
-
Jay Howell, former MLB relief pitcher
[36]
-
Dick Howser, former
NBA player and manager
[37]
-
Jon Jay, MLB player
[38]
-
Charles Johnson, former MLB catcher
[39]
-
Jerry Johnson, former MLB pitcher
[40]
-
Randy Johnson, former MLB player for the
Chicago White Sox and
Minnesota Twins
[41]
-
Ross Jones, former MLB
shortstop for the
New York Mets,
Seattle Mariners and
Kansas City Royals
[42]
-
Jeff Keppinger, current MLB infielder for the
Tampa Bay Rays
[43]
-
Jim Lewis, former MLB pitcher for the
Seattle Mariners,
New York Yankees and
Minnesota Twins
[44]
-
Mickey Lopez, former MLB
second baseman for the
Seattle Mariners
[45]
-
Mike Lowell, former MLB
third baseman for the
New York Yankees, Florida Marlins (now
Miami Marlins) Marlins, and
Boston Red Sox
[46]
-
Manny Machado, current MLB infielder for the
San Diego Padres
[47]
-
Christopher Marrero, current MLB
first baseman for the
Washington Nationals
[48]
-
J. D. Martinez, current MLB outfielder for the
Boston Red Sox
[49]
-
Luis Martinez, current MLB catcher for the
Texas Rangers
[50]
-
Rob Murphy, former MLB relief pitcher
[51]
-
Don Newhauser, former MLB pitcher for the
Boston Red Sox
[52]
-
Dan Otero, current MLB relief pitcher for the
San Francisco Giants
[53]
-
Henry Owens, MLB pitcher for the
Florida Marlins
[54]
-
Brad Peacock, current MLB pitcher for the
Oakland Athletics
[55]
-
Dan Perkins, former MLB pitcher for the
Minnesota Twins
[56]
-
Nick Regilio, former MLB pitcher for the
Texas Rangers
[57]
-
Carlos Reyes, former MLB pitcher
[58]
-
Mickey Rivers, former MLB
center fielder for the
California Angels,
New York Yankees, and
Texas Rangers
[59]
-
Alex Rodriguez, former MLB player for
Seattle Mariners,
Texas Rangers and
New York Yankees, was born in New York City, but moved to Miami as a child
[60]
-
Iván Rodríguez, former MLB catcher for the
Texas Rangers,
Miami Marlins,
Detroit Tigers,
New York Yankees and
Houston Astros
[61]
-
Sean Rodriguez, current MLB shortstop for the
Philadelphia Phillies organization
[62]
-
Mandy Romero, former MLB catcher for the
San Diego Padres,
Boston Red Sox and
Colorado Rockies
[63]
-
Al "Flip" Rosen, MLB four-time
All-Star
third baseman and
first baseman,
MVP, two-time
home run champion, two-time
RBIleader
[64]
-
Ryan Sadowski, former MLB pitcher currently playing in the
Korea Baseball Organization
[65]
-
Gaby Sánchez, current MLB free agent first baseman; played for the
Miami Marlins
[66]
-
Dennis Sherrill, former MLB infielder for the
New York Yankees
[67]
-
Mose Solomon (1900–1966), the "Rabbi of Swat", MLB player
-
Shannon Stewart, current MLB outfielder free agent
[68]
-
Larry Thomas, former MLB pitcher for the
Chicago White Sox
[69]
-
Danny Valencia, American-Israeli current MLB player for the
Baltimore Orioles
[70]
-
Elih Villanueva, current MLB pitcher for the Miami Marlins
[71]
-
Garrett Wittels, baseball player
[72]
-
Woody Woodward, former MLB infielder for the Milwaukee/
Atlanta Braves and
Cincinnati Reds;
GM of the Seattle Mariners
[73]
Basketball
-
Ray Allen (born 1975), retired
NBA player, Miami Heat 2013-2014
-
Trevor Ariza, NBA
small forward for the
Miami Heat (born in Miami, raised in Los Angeles)
[74]
-
Carlos Arroyo,
guard for the
Galatasaray Liv Hospital (Turkey)
[75]
-
Raja Bell, former NBA guard
[76]
-
Steve Blake (born 1980), NBA point guard for the
Portland Trail Blazers (Hollywood)
[77]
-
Chris Bosh, NBA player, current resident of Miami
-
Rakeem Buckles (born 1990), professional basketball player in the
Israeli Basketball Premier League
-
Jimmy Butler, NBA player for the
Miami Heat, resident of both Chicago and Miami
-
Amir Celestin (born 1990), plays for
Maccabi Haifa of the
Israeli Basketball Premier League
[78]
-
Mario Chalmers, NBA player
-
Keyon Dooling, NBA guard
[79]
-
Goran Dragic, NBA player for the
Miami Heat, resident of both Slovenia and Miami
-
Doug Edwards, former NBA
power forward for the
Atlanta Hawks
[80]
[81]
-
Ed Elisma (born 1975), basketball player
-
Dewan Hernandez, NBA player for
Toronto Raptors
[82]
-
Udonis Haslem, NBA forward for the
Miami Heat
[83]
-
Eddie Jones, former NBA player (
Pompano Beach)
[84]
-
James Jones, NBA small forward for the
Cleveland Cavaliers
[85]
-
LeBron James, NBA player, Miami Heat 2011-2014
[86]
-
Shawn Jones (born 1992),
basketball player for
Hapoel Jerusalem of the
Israeli Basketball Premier League
[87]
-
Maurice Kemp (born 1991), basketball player in the
Israeli Basketball Premier League
-
Brandon Knight, NBA
point guard for the
Phoenix Suns
-
Frank Martin, current
head coach for
Men's Basketball at the
University of South Carolina
[88]
-
Anthony Mason (1966–2015), NBA player
[89]
-
Beatrice Mompremier,
WNBA player for the
Atlanta Dream
-
Alonzo Mourning, retired NBA player, member of
Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame, current resident of Miami
-
Shaquille O'Neal (born 1972), retired NBA player, member of Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame
-
Glen Rice Jr., professional basketball player
Washington Wizards, 2017-18
top scorer in the Israel Basketball Premier League
-
Mitch Richmond, former NBA player (
Ft. Lauderdale)
[90]
-
Pat Riley (born 1945), current president of the
Miami Heat, current resident of Miami
-
Yoav Saffar (born 1975), basketball player
-
John Salley (born 1964), retired NBA player
-
Sam Singer (born 1995), basketball player for Israeli team
Bnei Herzliya
-
Mychal Thompson, former NBA player,
NBA champion with
Los Angeles Lakers
-
Dwyane Wade, NBA player for the
Miami Heat, resident of both Chicago and Miami
-
Neal Walk (1948–2015), former NBA player
[91]
-
Erica Wheeler (born 1991), WNBA player for the
Indiana Fever
-
Blue Adams,
NFL
cornerback
[92]
-
Ottis Anderson, former NFL
running back who was
Super Bowl XXV MVP
[93]
-
Atari Bigby, NFL
strong safety for the
Green Bay Packers
[94]
-
E.J. Biggers, former NFL
cornerback for the
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
[95]
-
Bennie Blades, former NFL
free safety for the
Detroit Lions
[96]
-
Brian Blades, former NFL
wide receiver for the
Seattle Seahawks
[97]
-
Teddy Bridgewater,
quarterback for the
New Orleans Saints.
-
Cariel Brooks, cornerback for the
Arizona Cardinals
-
Antonio Brown, retired NFL wide receiver, played for the
Pittsburgh Steelers, played
college Football at
Central Michigan University
[98]
-
Isaac Bruce, former wide receiver (
Ft. Lauderdale)
[99]
-
Antonio Bryant, former NFL wide receiver for the
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
[100]
-
Rashad Butler, current NFL
offensive lineman for the
Houston Texans
[101]
-
Vernon Carey, current NFL offensive lineman for the
Miami Dolphins
[102]
-
Johndale Carty, NFL
defensive back
[103]
-
Tony Chickillo, NFL
defensive lineman
[104]
-
James Cook, current NFL running back for the
Buffalo Bills
-
Amari Cooper, current NFL wide receiver for the
Cleveland Browns
-
Bret Cooper,
Arena Football League player
-
Paris Cotton, current
CFL running back
-
Terry Cousin, former NFL cornerback
[105]
-
Travis Daniels, current NFL cornerback for the
Kansas City Chiefs
[106]
-
Al Darby, NFL
tight end
[107]
-
Troy Davis, former NFL running back for the
New Orleans Saints
[108]
-
Charley Diamond,
American Football League player
[109]
-
Elvis Dumervil, current NFL
defensive end for the
Baltimore Ravens
[110]
-
Onzy Elam, former NFL
linebacker for the
New York Jets and
Dallas Cowboys
[111]
-
Rashad Fenton, current NFL cornerback for the
Atlanta Falcons
-
Joaquin Gonzalez, former NFL offensive lineman for the
Indianapolis Colts
[112]
-
Frank Gore, current NFL running back for the Indianapolis Colts
[113]
-
Steve Griffin, former NFL and
Arena Football League player
-
Darius Hadley, former Arena Football League player
-
Al Harris, current NFL cornerback for the
Miami Dolphins
[114]
-
Ted Hendricks, former
Hall of Fame NFL linebacker
[115]
-
Marcus Hudson, current NFL
defensive back for the
San Francisco 49ers
[116]
-
Steve Hutchinson, current NFL offensive lineman for the
Minnesota Vikings
[117]
-
Lindy Infante, former head coach of
Green Bay Packers and
Indianapolis Colts
-
Michael Irvin, former NFL wide receiver (
Ft. Lauderdale)
[118]
-
Jamaal Jackson, current NFL offensive lineman for the
Philadelphia Eagles
[119]
-
Craig Jay, former NFL
tight end for the
Green Bay Packers.
[120]
-
Andre Johnson, current NFL wide receiver for the
Houston Texans
[121]
-
Carlos Joseph, current NFL offensive lineman for the
Jacksonville Jaguars
[122]
-
Davin Joseph, current NFL offensive lineman for the
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
[123]
-
William Joseph, current NFL
defensive tackle for the
Oakland Raiders
[124]
-
Patrick Lee, current NFL cornerback
Green Bay Packers
[125]
-
Marquand Manuel, current NFL
strong safety for the
Detroit Lions
[126]
-
Darrell McClover, current NFL linebacker for the
New York Jets
[127]
-
Stanley McClover, current NFL
defensive end for the
Houston Texans[
citation needed]
-
Jerome McDougle, current NFL
defensive free agent
[128]
-
Stockar McDougle, current NFL offensive lineman free agent
[129]
-
Willis McGahee, current NFL running back for the
Cleveland Browns
[130]
-
Bryant McKinnie, current NFL offensive lineman free agent
[131]
-
Mike McKenzie, current NFL cornerback free agent
[132]
-
Eddie Miles, NFL player
[133]
-
Lamar Miller, NFL running back
-
Vernand Morency, current NFL running back free agent
[134]
-
Dan Morgan, NFL linebacker for the
Saints (
Coral Springs)
[135]
-
Santana Moss, current NFL wide receiver for the
Washington Redskins
[136]
-
Sinorice Moss, current NFL wide receiver for the
New York Giants
[137]
-
Chris Myers, current NFL offensive lineman for the
Houston Texans
[138]
-
Chad Ochocinco, former NFL wide receiver
[139]
-
Branden Oliver,
college football running back
[140]
-
Roscoe Parrish, current NFL wide receiver for the
Buffalo Bills
[141]
-
Brian Piccolo, late football player who played for the
Chicago Bears (
Ft. Lauderdale)
[142]
-
Larry Rentz, former
AFL
defensive back for the
San Diego Chargers.
[143]
-
Antonio Robinson, current NFL wide receiver for the
Green Bay Packers
[144]
-
Antrel Rolle, current NFL
free safety for the
New York Giants
[145]
-
Samari Rolle, current NFL cornerback for the
Baltimore Ravens
[146]
-
Drew Rosenhaus, current NFL
agent for players such as
Chad Johnson and
Terrell Owens[
citation needed]
-
Mike Rumph, former NFL free safety for the
Washington Redskins
[147]
-
Asante Samuel, current NFL cornerback for the
Atlanta Falcons
[148]
-
Kevin Smith, former
University of Central Florida running back;
2008 Draft pick for the
Detroit Lions
[149]
-
Steve Spurrier, current head football coach at the
University of South Carolina
[150]
-
Duane Starks, former NFL cornerback for the
Oakland Raiders
[151]
-
Steve Tannen, NFL
defensive back with the
New York Jets (1970, first round pick)
[152]
-
Lenny Taylor, former NFL wide receiver for the
Green Bay Packers
[153]
-
Sean Taylor, former NFL free safety for the
Washington Redskins
[154]
-
Derrick Thomas, late NFL linebacker who was a member of the NFL 1990s
[155]
-
Stephen Tulloch, NFL player for
Detroit Lions
-
Alan Veingrad, former NFL
football player
[156]
-
Carl Vereen, former NFL offensive lineman for the
Green Bay Packers
[157]
-
Jonathan Vilma, current NFL linebacker for the
New Orleans Saints
[158]
-
Nate Webster, current NFL linebacker for the
Denver Broncos
[159]
Golf
Mixed martial artists
Tennis
Multiple disciplines
Other sports
-
Fannie Barrios,
IFBB
professional bodybuilder
-
Fabiano Caruana, former United States Chess champion
-
Lisa Cross, IFBB
professional bodybuilder
-
Layla El, former
WWE
professional wrestler
-
Justin Garces,
MLS soccer player for
Atlanta United
-
Margie Goldstein-Engle (born 1958),
equestrian
-
Brian Ginsberg (born 1966), gymnast, two-time US junior national gymnastics champion
-
Hulk Hogan, former professional wrestler, actor
-
Ashleigh Johnson (born 1994),
water polo goalkeeper
-
Glen Johnson, former world
light heavyweight
boxing champion
-
Jorge Masvidal, mixed martial artist fighting in the UFC
-
Floyd Mayweather Jr.,
professional boxer,
boxing promoter
-
Yaxeni Oriquen-Garcia, IFBB professional bodybuilder
-
Hans Pienitz (born 1988), American-born German professional ice hockey player
-
Andrew Talansky, professional cyclist
-
Betty Viana-Adkins, IFBB professional bodybuilder
-
Lola Vice, professional wrestler, mixed martial artist
-
Montel Vontavious Porter (MVP), professional wrestler
-
Henry Westmoreland, retired American soccer player
Miscellaneous
-
Stephanie Abrams, meteorologist at the Weather Channel since 2003
-
Nina Agdal, Danish model
-
Richard A. Appelbaum,
U.S. Coast Guard rear admiral
-
Don Aronow, speedboat builder and racer
-
Stephanie Berman-Eisenberg, supportive housing developer
-
Black Chiney, Jamaican sound system
-
Leslie Cochran, Austin, Texas, resident who personified "Keep Austin Weird"
-
Kyan Douglas, star of
Queer Eye for the Straight Guy
-
Howard Engle (1919–2009), physician and lead plaintiff in a landmark lawsuit against the
tobacco industry
[160]
-
Manuel J. Fernandez,
U.S. Air Force fighter ace; raised in Miami
[161]
-
Roy Firestone, TV personality
-
Don Francisco, TV host
-
Kid Fury,
vlogger and co-host of
podcast
The Read
-
Dave Graveline, talk radio host
-
Leroy Griffith, theater and club proprietor
-
Charlie Hall, firefighter and member of the Florida House of Representatives
- Christina Hattler, fashion designer
-
Valeria Morales,
Miss Colombia 2018
-
Richard L. Hoxie,
U.S. Army brigadier general
-
Arefeh Mansouri, fashion and costume designer
-
Jeanine Mason, winner of
So You Think You Can Dance (Season 5), actress
-
Ana Navarro, political strategist, political commentator for
CNN, co-host of
The View
-
Adriana Paniagua,
Miss Nicaragua 2018
-
Edward C. Peter II, U.S. Army lieutenant general; raised in Miami
[162]
-
Allen Lawrence Pope, former military and paramilitary aviator who was shot down over Indonesia during the
Permesta Rebellion
-
Brett Ratner, director of the
Rush Hour films
-
Albert Reed, model,
Dancing with the Stars
-
Crystal Renn,
plus-size model
-
Daniel Schechter, child psychiatrist and researcher
-
Robert L. Shevin, politician and judge
-
O.J. Simpson, football player, actor
-
Ondi Timoner, film director
-
Dayanara Torres,
Miss Universe 1993
-
Rick Tyler,
white supremacist and political candidate from
Tennessee.
-
Pedro Zamora, AIDS educator and
The Real World: San Francisco television personality
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