Guess Who’s Celebrating Today? 8 Celebs Born on February 2!

Paul Mescal blew up with his intense role in Normal People and snagged a BAFTA (fancy, right?). He even got an Oscar nod for Aftersun. Fun fact: before going all-in on acting, he was a pretty serious Gaelic football player until, oops, a jaw injury changed the game.

Ellie Bamber popped up in Nocturnal Animals and then strapped on versatility with roles in Les Misérables (BBC style) and Disney+’s Willow. She started super early too—joined The London Player's Theatre at age 12. Talk about a prodigy!

Munetaka Murakami swings left and hits home runs like a boss. He broke a big record with 56 homers in one season and even snagged gold at the Tokyo Olympics. Now he’s hitting it out of the park with the Chicago White Sox. Bonus: he learned calligraphy from his mom, so he’s artsy and sporty!

Jeff Okudah didn’t settle for plain old Jeff—his Ohio State buddies gave him the nickname "Jefe," which means boss in Spanish. He’s been a star cornerback, picked third overall in the NFL Draft, and has played for a bunch of teams, currently wrecking it with the Vikings.

Shiho Katō danced her way out of the idol group Hinatazaka46 and landed some cool gigs in acting and modeling for CanCam magazine. Oh, and back in school, she was rocking soft tennis in tournaments. Multi-talented alert!

Brian Cage isn’t just any wrestler. They call him "The Machine," and for good reason. He’s snagged big titles like the Impact World Championship and FTW Champion. Plus, fun tidbit: he was high school pals with NFL star Aaron Rodgers. That’s a cool squad!

Harry Winks came up through Tottenham’s ranks and even played in the Champions League final. He could’ve gone England or Spain (thanks to his grandparents) but picked England to rep. Also, he scored an EFL Championship with Leicester City. Not bad, right?

Christian Dvorak is that dependable center you want on your ice hockey team. He helped lead the London Knights to a big Memorial Cup win and has played for the Arizona Coyotes, Montreal Canadiens, and now the Philadelphia Flyers. Oh, and he once shared the ice with future NHL big shots.

Curtis Lazar is all about hard work and hustle on the ice. He won a Memorial Cup with the Edmonton Oil Kings and a junior gold medal that’ll make your jaw drop. Growing up, he was a big fan of the Vancouver Canucks and idolized Joe Sakic. Dream big, right?