Whoa, These Celebs Share April 3 Birthdays!

Eddie Murphy didn’t just make people laugh – he basically invented cool in the ’80s comedy world. From hilarious stand-up to drama that got him an Oscar nod, he’s got range like no other. And here’s a twist: Eddie spent a year in foster care as a kid, which he says helped shape his wild sense of humor.

Before Alec Baldwin was stealing scenes in movies like Beetlejuice, he was a busboy at the famous Studio 54 nightclub. Talk about a glow-up! Alec made us laugh and cry all at once, especially as the snarky Jack Donaghy on 30 Rock. Versatile much?

You might know Cobie as Robin from How I Met Your Mother or as Maria Hill in the Marvel movies, but did you know she wanted to be a marine biologist? Oh, and she’s a certified scuba diver! Talk about a splashy resume.

Adam Scott’s that rare actor who can nail comedy and drama without breaking a sweat. He wowed fans in Parks and Recreation and kept us hooked in the trippy series Severance. Oh, and fun fact: his childhood nickname was 'Spanky' because, well, he wasn’t exactly athletic.

David Hyde Pierce made Niles Crane the ultimate quirky sibling on Frasier. Before that, he was busy tickling ivories as a music major at Yale – yes, piano was his first love! He also snagged a Tony Award for his Broadway charm and is a passionate advocate for Alzheimer’s research.

Amanda Bynes was the queen of comedy on Nickelodeon’s All That and The Amanda Show. Later, she rocked funny films like She’s the Man. Guess what? Her dad, a dentist, even helped her write jokes early on. Talk about family teamwork!

Jennie Garth made Kelly Taylor unforgettable on Beverly Hills, 90210. She’s tackled sitcoms and reality TV with equal charm. Oh, and a heads up: she keeps an eye on a heart condition she’s had since her early 30s. Superhero strength!

Leona Lewis won The X Factor and then basically owned the world with ‘Bleeding Love.’ She was even cast in The Lion King in Paris—until an ice-skating injury said, 'Nope!' Also, she’s big on standing up for our furry friends.

Once known as Michael Jackson’s daughter, Paris is its own star now—as a model, singer, and actress. She even rocked masks growing up just to dodge the paparazzi. Smart move, Paris!

Rachel Bloom is the genius behind Crazy Ex-Girlfriend and the reason musical comedy is suddenly everywhere. She even skipped her bat mitzvah to chase theater dreams. Talk about committed!