10 Celebs Who Were Born On December 10 — Surprise!

Joe Burrow is that calm, collected NFL quarterback who made the Cincinnati Bengals Super Bowl contenders. Before lighting up pro football, he snagged the Heisman Trophy and a college championship at LSU.

Fun fact: Joe wasn’t just about football—he was a star basketball point guard in high school, too!

Kang Daniel shot to fame after winning Produce 101 Season 2 and has been killing it as a solo singer and actor since. Plus, he’s starring in the Disney+ show Rookie Cops.

Fun fact: He ditched his birth name because people kept messing it up. Now it’s just Daniel—and way easier to remember!

Teyana Taylor isn’t just a singer and actress; she’s also a killer choreographer who worked on Beyoncé’s "Ring the Alarm." From MTV to music charts, she’s been impressing us for years.

Fun fact: She got her music mojo going when she was just nine years old, winning local contests like a pro.

Kenneth Branagh is basically Shakespeare’s biggest fan, acting and directing in tons of his plays and movies. Plus, he grabbed an Oscar for writing Belfast, which is super impressive.

Fun fact: He got his start in Northern Ireland playing Billy in the BBC’s "Billy Plays" way back in the ’80s.

Raven-Symoné has been stealing hearts forever, starting as a tiny model, then shining on The Cosby Show, and finally starring in her own hit Disney series, That's So Raven.

Fun fact: She started modeling as a literal baby, popping up in ads for Jell-O and Ritz crackers!

Bobby Flay is that chef who makes Southwestern cooking look cool—and who’s everywhere on Food Network. He even got a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, because why not?

Fun fact: When he was eight, he wanted an Easy-Bake Oven for Christmas but almost got a G.I. Joe instead. Close call!

Melissa Roxburgh made waves as a lead on the supernatural hit Manifest and has been showing off her talent in movies like Star Trek Beyond. Oh, and she’s tried her hand at directing too.

Fun fact: Before the spotlight, she wanted to be a journalist. Plot twist!

Carlos Rodón is that left-handed pitcher known for his smooth moves and a no-hitter game in 2021. He’s been an MLB All-Star three times and now pitches for the Yankees.

Fun fact: He turned down a pro baseball contract when he was younger just so he could get a college degree. Smart move!

Meg White kept it simple but made a huge impact as the drummer for The White Stripes. Her style helped the band win six Grammys and get into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

Fun fact: Before rocking the drums worldwide, she worked as a chef. Maybe cooking beats and cooking food are related?

Tacko Fall is basically a basketball giant, famous for towering over everyone in the NBA while charming fans with his awesome personality. He even set some crazy combine records.

Fun fact: He actually preferred soccer when he was a kid before falling in love with basketball.