10 Of The Nicest Celebrities Have Ever Met
Some celebrities have made a name for themselves by rising above the fray of their elite status and making time for everyone—from the most ardent fan to the restaurant waiter. This article will shine a light on the nicest celebrities because, after all, being nice never goes out of style, right?
Ed Sheeran
Ed Sheeran is one of the nicest celebrities around, if you couldn't tell from his heartfelt song lyrics. He's been known to surprise fans with hospital visits and wedding day wishes. In fact, Buzzfeed UK compiled a list of all the reasons Ed Sheeran is the nicest person on the planet.
LeBron James
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LeBron James, the NBA star, is well-known for his generosity and extensive charitable work through the LeBron James Family Foundation. Not only is he known for giving back — in 2018, he founded the I Promise School, a public school that provides students with free meals, bikes, and college tuition — but he also doesn't take himself too seriously. In Amy Schumer's film Trainwreck, he famously played and mocked himself.
Hugh Jackman
With his well-received Oscar hosting duties, this entertainer blew away his detractors, and he did so without ever losing his cool. Even when surrounded by his most ardent fans, he's rarely seen without that endearing smile. Because of his role as X-Wolverine, Men's this usually includes the fanboy/fangirl crowd. If Hugh Jackman can please comic book fans with his humility, he can please anyone.
Lady Gaga
Lady Gaga's creative genius has made her extremely wealthy, but she isn't afraid to share her monster fortune. The Born This Way Foundation, which he founded at the age of 35, is "dedicated to supporting the wellness of young people and empowering them to create a kinder and braver world."
She also supported Australian Julian Assange while he was holed up in his London embassy, and she supports bullying victims by contributing to the It Gets Better Project, which helps uplift, empower, and connect LGBTQ+ youth around the world.
Gina Rodriguez
Isn't it rare for a teen to be able to wear a designer gown to their high school dance? What about a designer gown worn by a Hollywood celebrity? Jessica Casanova, an American senior high school student, was able to check both boxes.
After actress Gina Rodriguez tweeted a photo of herself in a gown on Golden Globes night in 2016, Casanova responded with a sad face, "...would love to wear your golden globes dress to the prom." To everyone's surprise, the Jane the Virgin star replied, "Maybe we can make this happen." And she did.
While she didn't own the gown in question, Rodriguez did own the black Badgley Mischka gown she wore to the 2015 Golden Globes.
Emma Stone
Remember when Emma Stone and Andrew Garfield, co-stars of The Amazing Spider-Man, held up signs while being photographed by paparazzi to draw attention to charity organizations? Emma's charitable work didn't stop there.
The 32-year-old La La Land actress has donated to cancer research, human rights, and the Worldwide Orphans Foundation. And Stone's mother, Krista, is a breast cancer survivor, which inspired her involvement with the Revlon Run Walk for Women.
Keanu Reeves
In the 1980s and 1990s, he was the goofy dude in the Bill and Ted movies, and at the turn of the millennium, he was the savior of humanity in the Matrix films. Now, the 57-year-old is enjoying a renaissance as The Gentleman, an actor who keeps his hands off a woman in publicity or fan photos.
Throughout his life, however, the Canadian actor was always polite and courteous. Not only to fans and coworkers. In 2014, he revealed that his sister Kim had been battling cancer for a long time, and that he had reportedly funded her treatment. In addition, he secretly established a cancer foundation. He also contributes to PETA, the SickKids Foundation, and Stand Up To Cancer.
Taylor Swift
Tay Tay is not only one of the nicest pop and country stars out there, but she also gave some great advice to a younger generation when faced with bullying, shaming, or criticism: Shake it Off!
She, like Ed Sheeran, has visited sick fans in hospitals and donated money to worthy causes such as New York Public Schools and flood relief in Louisiana. She has also been known to surprise fans at events, such as an engagement party in Los Angeles. early in 2019.
Alex Goldschmidt had emailed Taylor, explaining that her song "King of My Heart" meant a lot to him and his partner Ross Girard (Alex had proposed to Ross while the track was on). So Taylor showed up to the party.
Angelina Jolie
Angelina Jolie, one of the world's most famous humanitarians, is a UNHCR goodwill ambassador. She founded the National Center for Refugee and Immigrant Children, traveled to Afghanistan to assist refugees, and opened an AIDS and tuberculosis clinic in Ethiopia.
"I'm not sure why I believe I can make a difference; all I know is that I want to," she once said. She also has a generous life formula: "Save one-third, live on one-third, and give away one-third."
Oprah Winfrey
Yes, she's one of the world's most powerful women; yes, she's the only talk-show host to be nominated for an Academy Award; and yes, everything she touches turns to gold. But she's also a genuinely nice person (and no, we're not talking about the PR gifts she gave her audiences).
Oprah is arguably the most charitable celebrity, donating millions of dollars to a variety of causes, primarily through the Oprah Winfrey Foundation. There's also her inspiring Oprah Winfrey Leadership Academy for Girls, which is a South African school.
"I realized that education is the only way to create long-term improvement and empowerment, and literally change the trajectory of someone's life," Winfrey told Forbes.
Final Words
Some celebrities have made a name for themselves by rising above the fray of their elite status and making time for everyone—from the ardent fan to the restaurant waiter. This article presented you with the Top 10 nicest and kindest celebrities in real life.
