Jonathan Bailey Crowned People’s Sexiest Man Alive 2025

Bailey’s win feels like a breath of fresh air in Hollywood. More than just a handsome face, he embodies a new definition of allure — one rooted in intelligence, emotional depth, and unapologetic authenticity.

Jonathan Bailey, the magnetic star of Bridgerton and the upcoming Wicked, has been named People’s Sexiest Man Alive for 2025 — making history as the first openly gay man to hold the title. The announcement comes as the iconic magazine celebrates the 40th anniversary of its “Sexiest Man Alive” tradition, marking a milestone moment in both pop culture and representation.

Bailey’s win feels like a breath of fresh air in Hollywood. More than just a handsome face, he embodies a new definition of allure — one rooted in intelligence, emotional depth, and unapologetic authenticity. It’s a nod to the idea that real charisma comes from confidence and sincerity rather than perfection.

Jonathan Bailey

Born in Oxfordshire on April 25, 1988, Bailey stepped onto the stage at age seven and never looked back. Before Netflix fame found him, he was already a celebrated talent in London’s West End, praised as one of his generation’s most promising actors. His breakout role as the passionate and disciplined Viscount Anthony Bridgerton catapulted him into global stardom, earning him a devoted following across continents.

This year, Bailey continues his ascent with a starring role as Fiyero in the highly anticipated musical Wicked, opposite Cynthia Erivo — a performance that’s drawn raves for his voice, grace, and undeniable chemistry. He’s also set to appear alongside Scarlett Johansson in Jurassic World: Rebirth, where their playful energy (and that now-viral red carpet kiss) sent fans into a frenzy.

Jonathan Bailey

By choosing Bailey, People didn’t just celebrate beauty — it celebrated progress. His recognition stands as a powerful symbol of inclusion, marking a shift toward a broader, more human vision of what it means to be sexy in 2025.

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