List of Antiguans and Barbudans

This is a list of notable people from Antigua and Barbuda.

Academics and scientists

Sir W. Arthur Lewis (1915–1991), Nobel prize-winning economist, of Antiguan parentage
Dame Nellie Robinson (1880–1972), national hero and creator of the first school to admit students regardless of race, religion or class.
Judge H. B. D. Woodcock (1867–1957), amateur botanist and jurist

Allen Stanford, Texan business tycoon, convicted and sentenced to 110 years in prison for investment fraud^[1]
Larry Flynt, U.S.-based publisher

DJ Red Alert, disc Jockey on Power 105.1 FM and has been recognized as a hip-hop pioneer
Jazzie B, musician and Soul II Soul founder
Robin Leach, Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous host
June Ambrose, celebrity fashion designer and stylist

Gaston Browne, Prime Minister of Antigua
Baldwin Spencer, former Prime Minister of Antigua
Silvio Berlusconi, Italian Prime Minister
Sir William Young FRS, first governor of Dominica
Rick James (1939–2018), actor and politician/activist who founded the Free and Fair Elections League^[2] and unsuccessfully contested in the 1999 Antigua Freedom Party^[3]
Sheila Roseau, women´s rights advocate

Dee-Ann Kentish-Rogers, British-Anguillan Athlete, Barrister, Beauty Queen, Model and Politician who represented Antigua and Barbuda at the 2014 Commonwealth Games in the heptathlon event and was crowned Miss Universe Great Britain 2018 and placed Top 20 at Miss Universe 2018

Craig "Speedy" Claxton, retired professional basketball player, is of Antiguan parentage
Verton Harris (born 1980), football player
Maurice Hope, world champion boxer
Dr. Craig “Pro Skills” Skilling (Esports Entertainment and Sports Management) Professor Consultant born to an Antiguan father (Pete Skilling) Brenden Skilling (15), son of Craig Skilling and grandson to Pete Skilling plays on the U17 Antigua and Barbuda National Team.
Kenroy Smith, football player
Howard Lindsay, three-time Olympian 1984 (Los Angeles), 1988 (Seoul), and 1996 (Atlanta), in 100 dash and long jump
Viv Richards, West Indian cricketer; the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium in Antigua was named in his honour
Curtly Ambrose, West Indian cricketer Curtly Ambrose
Rai Benjamin, hurdler who won Olympic Gold and Silver medals
Daniel Bailey, Olympic sprinter
Brendan Christian Olympic sprinter
James Grayman, Olympic high jumper
Cejhae Greene, Olympic sprinter
Heather Samuel, Olympic sprinter
Miguel Francis, sprinter
S. D. Jones, Conrad Efraim former professional wrestler
Keroi Lee: Famous Basketball player. Electrician and Stove Technician
Andriy Shevchenko, Ukrainian football player
Steveroy Anthony, professional footballer

Melvin Claxton,^[4] Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and author
Marie-Elena John, Antiguan writer and former African Development Foundation specialist. Her debut novel, Unburnable, was selected as Best Debut of 2006 by Black Issues Book Review
Jamaica Kincaid, novelist famous for her writings about life on Antigua. Her book A Small Place was banned under the Vere Bird administration
Zahra Airall, Feminist playwright and filmmaker

Oprah Winfrey, American television/entertainment icon and entrepreneur, owns a home near Jumby Bay
Eric Clapton, established an Antiguan drug treatment centre; has a home in the south of the island
Giorgio Armani, Italian fashion designer, owns a home near Galley Bay
Calvin Ayre, founder of internet gambling company Bodog Entertainment Group
Allen Stanford, Texan business tycoon, convicted and sentenced to 110 years in prison for investment fraud^[1]
Timothy Dalton, portrayed James Bond in The Living Daylights and Licence to Kill
Richard Branson, Virgin Atlantic mogul
Ken Follett, British author of Eye of the Needle, owns a house on Jumby Bay