30 Stars Who Turned 30 This Year

Updated on Dec 29, 2017 at 6:35 PM

With the end of another year comes a new crop of celebrities who turned 30. That Awkward Moment costars Michael B. Jordan and Zac Efron both celebrated the milestone this year, as did former Glee stars Naya Rivera and Darren Criss. Musicians Frank Ocean, Kendrick Lamar, Tove Lo, and Kesha were also in the mix along with actresses Blake Lively, Hilary Duff, and Shay Mitchell. Keep reading to see all the stars who turned 30 this year.

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30 Stars Who Turned 30 This Year

Zac Efron: Oct. 18

Hilary Duff: Sept. 28

Michael B. Jordan: Feb. 9

Shay Mitchell: April 10

Frank Ocean: Oct. 28

Evan Rachel Wood: Sept. 7

Kesha: March 1

Evan Peters: Jan. 20

Ellen Page: Feb. 21

Blake Lively: Aug. 25

Kevin Jonas: Nov. 5

Rose Leslie: Feb. 9

Kendrick Lamar: June 17

Candice King: May 13

Ed Westwick: June 27

Rosie Huntington-Whiteley: April 18

Rachel Bloom: April 3

Darren Criss: Feb. 5

Tove Lo: Oct. 29

Skylar Astin: Sept. 23

Kristin Cavallari: Jan. 5

Hunter Parrish: May 13

Rob Kardashian: March 17

Naya Rivera: Jan. 12

Ashley Greene: Feb. 21

Miles Teller: Feb. 20

AnnaLynne McCord: July 16

Jesse McCartney: April 9

Brooklyn Decker: April 12

Aaron Carter: Dec. 7

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