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Last Updated: August 3, 2026

In a year marked by global events and cultural shifts, the people who captured the world's attention on Google search were as diverse as the topics they inspired. From unexpected tragedies to viral sensations, these individuals left an indelible mark on the digital landscape.

Note: Every month, we create a list of the most searched people on Google by filtering through 25+ billion Google search queries. We share the full list below, plus the most Googled person in the world for the past 5 years.

Key Highlights:

  • The most Googled person of all time is Donald Trump, who reached peak popularity following his election win and continues to lead headlines with the signing of controversial and highly impactful executive orders.

  • Football dominates the top of the current ranking, with Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo, Lamine Yamal, and Neymar among the five most searched people amid widespread interest surrounding the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

  • Taylor Swift remains the most searched woman and musician, with additional attention following her marriage to Travis Kelce on July 3, 2026.

Most Googled Person By Month in 2026

  • Jul 2026: Lionel Messi - The football star topped searches after Argentina reached the 2026 FIFA World Cup final and he briefly became the tournament’s all-time leading scorer.

  • June 2026: Donald Trump - The U.S. president dominated headlines amid the U.S.-Iran peace deal and Strait of Hormuz reopening.

  • May 2026: Donald Trump - The U.S. president remained atop searches as Iran peace-deal talks continued around the Strait of Hormuz.

  • April 2026: Donald Trump - The POTUS led the headlines as Iran conflict coverage shifted toward a conditional ceasefire, unresolved talks, and continued tensions over reopening the Strait of Hormuz.

  • March 2026: Donald Trump - The U.S. leader remained the most searched person as Iran war coverage continued to dominate headlines, including debate over the Strait of Hormuz and U.S. pressure on Iran.

  • February 2026: Donald Trump - The White House incumbent stayed on top after headlines about a civil-service overhaul impacting protections for up to 50,000 federal workers and the February 2026 SOTU address.

  • January 2026: Donald Trump - The U.S. head of state remained on top as coverage centered on the one-year mark of the second term and the State of the Union date announcement.

Most Googled Person By Year

Year

Person

2025

Donald Trump

2024

Donald Trump

2023

Donald Trump

2022

Will Smith (after slapping Chris Rock at the Oscars)

2021

Donald Trump

2020

Kobe Bryant (after his unexpected death in January)

The Full List – The Most Searched People in 2026

Rank

Person

Search volume (past 30 days)

1

Lionel Messi

98,171,674

2

Donald Trump

70,011,406

3

Cristiano Ronaldo

57,265,990

4

Lamine Yamal

43,356,278

5

Neymar

25,143,168

6

Taylor Swift

22,177,801

7

Shakira

19,486,038

8

Michael Jackson

17,095,635

9

Conor McGregor

13,557,700

10

LeBron James

12,390,094

11

Elon Musk

10,107,448

12

Mia Khalifa

9,288,271

13

Lindsey Graham

9,285,902

14

Drake

8,427,839

15

Thalapathy Vijay

7,757,428

16

Tom Holland

6,822,154

17

Justin Bieber

6,347,142

18

Zendaya

6,303,415

19

Ariana Grande

6,264,897

20

Bad Bunny

6,223,241

21

Bruno Mars

5,017,180

22

Barack Obama

4,683,521

23

Olivia Rodrigo

4,641,805

24

Ronaldinho

4,082,452

25

Brad Pitt

3,757,223

26

XXXTentacion

3,755,205

27

The Weeknd

3,615,503

28

Vladimir Putin

3,606,480

29

Novak Djokovic

3,590,604

30

Harry Styles

3,450,393

31

Rihanna

3,352,125

32

David Beckham

3,344,828

33

Travis Scott

3,249,545

34

Charlie Kirk

3,226,344

35

Eminem

3,189,380

36

IShowSpeed

3,004,096

37

Oliver Tree

2,980,317

38

Michael Jordan

2,902,532

39

Lady Gaga

2,814,996

40

Billie Eilish

2,787,444

41

Rohit Sharma

2,776,644

42

Beyonce

2,752,736

43

Andrew Tate

2,746,926

44

Adele

2,723,141

45

Caitlin Clark

2,557,376

46

Serena Williams

2,477,696

47

Dua Lipa

2,431,820

48

Usher

2,300,672

49

Kanye West

2,247,290

50

Millie Bobby Brown

2,207,129

To see the top searches in any niche, get our free Chrome extension: Google Trends Supercharged.

Rank

Person

Search volume (past 30 days)

51

Max Verstappen

2,193,844

52

Jay Z

2,191,308

53

Lewis Hamilton

2,186,884

54

Ed Sheeran

2,162,273

55

Kim Kardashian

2,158,546

56

Katy Perry

2,127,486

57

Adam Sandler

2,096,822

58

Jennifer Lopez

2,058,691

59

Will Smith

2,028,960

60

Nelly

1,952,810

61

Bonnie Blue

1,935,912

62

Jaylen Brown

1,932,119

63

Diddy

1,924,912

64

Salman Khan

1,888,684

65

Selena Gomez

1,875,132

66

Yash

1,843,236

67

Post Malone

1,839,532

68

Jack Black

1,801,407

69

Anthony Joshua

1,743,825

70

Mr Beast

1,742,465

71

Leonardo DiCaprio

1,709,121

72

Kylie Jenner

1,626,556

73

Kevin Hart

1,614,662

74

Kai Cenat

1,600,047

75

Cardi B

1,591,380

76

Britney Spears

1,565,042

77

Queen Elizabeth

1,562,964

78

John Cena

1,548,821

79

Sophie Rain

1,537,046

80

Elton John

1,521,019

81

Pablo Escobar

1,480,912

82

Dolly Parton

1,476,896

83

Lil Wayne

1,426,985

84

Ryan Reynolds

1,370,716

85

Ben Affleck

1,343,188

86

Keanu Reeves

1,319,257

87

Miley Cyrus

1,308,440

88

Federer

1,281,111

89

Zara Larsson

1,250,390

90

Carlos Alcaraz

1,240,428

91

Naomi Osaka

1,235,079

92

Nicki Minaj

1,230,004

93

Jeff Bezos

1,214,798

94

Rory McIlroy

1,188,266

95

Arnold Schwarzenegger

1,179,702

96

Victoria Beckham

1,174,162

97

Scarlett Johansson

1,170,248

98

Gordon Ramsay

1,151,190

99

Paul McCartney

1,148,352

100

Bill Gates

1,140,317

To check how any two people compare in search popularity, get our free Chrome extension: Google Trends Supercharged.

Most Googled Person By Month in 2025

  • December 2025: Donald Trump - The chief executive continued to be the most searched figure, driven by ongoing executive order activity and a state-of-the-nation address.

  • November 2025: Donald Trump - The White House incumbent stayed at the top of search interest after signing the bill that ended the longest U.S. government shutdown in history.

  • October 2025: Donald Trump - The U.S. leader remained atop searches following the October 18 “No Kings 2.0” protests held across 50 states, with organizers reporting millions in attendance.

  • September 2025: Donald Trump - The chief executive remained the most searched person following entry restrictions, a proposed ‘Gold Card’ for high-skill workers, and a United Nations appearance.

  • August 2025: Donald Trump - The U.S. leader announces plans for an executive order mandating nationwide voter ID and restricting mail-in voting.

  • July 2025: Donald Trump - The head of state issues an executive order implementing broad tariffs on multiple countries and proceeds with federal workforce reductions after Supreme Court approval.

  • June 2025: Donald Trump - The POTUS’s 250th Army Anniversary Parade drew widespread “No Kings” protests across the U.S. and in cities around the world.

  • May 2025: Donald Trump - The White House incumbent continues to be the most searched person on Google as global news coverage and discussion focuses on him.

  • April 2025: Donald Trump - The U.S. leader remains at the top of search interest due to controversial tariffs and trade deals with various countries around the world.

  • March 2025: Donald Trump - The head of state issues an executive order to begin dismantling the Department of Education, launches the United States Investment Accelerator, and suggests seeking a third term.

  • February 2025: Donald Trump - The POTUS continues to enact new policies drawing considerable media attention, including increased tariffs on imports from select countries, a pause on military aid to Ukraine, and a ban on transgender athletes from women’s sports.

  • January 2025: Donald Trump - The former president is sworn into office for his second term as U.S. president and swiftly signs a wide array of controversial executive orders.

Most Googled Person by Month in 2024

  • December 2024: Donald Trump - The president-elect leads the headlines over the holidays in anticipation of his upcoming inauguration and presidency.

  • November 2024: Donald Trump - The former president won the 2024 U.S. presidential election against Kamala Harris and will return to the White House with a Republican government trifecta.

  • October 2024: Donald Trump - The former president dominated headlines with a high-profile Madison Square Garden rally, ongoing legal battles, and intensified campaigning for the 2024 presidential election.

  • September 2024: Taylor Swift - Swift makes history at the 2024 MTA VMAs with 7 wins, including the "video of the year," making her the solo artist with the most career VMA wins and the most video of the year wins.

  • August 2024: Taylor Swift - The pop superstar led the 2024 MTV VMAs with 12 nominations, the highest number for any artist that year.

  • July 2024: Donald Trump - The former president's life was put in danger after a failed assassination attempt.

  • June 2024: Dan Hurley - The college basketball coach was the subject of much discussion as his contract negotiations with the UConn Huskies unfolded.

  • May 2024: Donald Trump - The ex-president faced legal consequences with his conviction in a hush money trial.

  • April 2024: Aoki Lee Simmons and Vittorio Assaf - The couple's relationship dynamics and academic achievements became a topic of public interest.

  • March 2024: Kate Middleton - The princess shared a personal health update, revealing her cancer diagnosis.

  • February 2024: Miley Cyrus - Family feuds involving Miley Cyrus made her a prominent figure in search trends.

  • January 2024: Taylor Swift - American pop superstar Taylor Swift remains in the spotlight for her budding romance with NFL star Travis Kelce and the controversy surrounding AI generated images of her.

Most Googled Person by Month in 2023

  • December 2023: Taylor Swift (Pop superstar Taylor Swift remains in the headlines with the media covering her budding romance with boyfriend Travis Kelce and how they spent their Christmas.)

  • November 2023: Taylor Swift (American pop superstar Taylor Swift made headlines in November for winning 10 Billboard Music Awards and for her Eras Tour in Brazil. Notably, a fan died during her concert in Rio de Janeiro due to excessive heat. Brazil has been experiencing a heat wave unusual for the spring.)

  • October 2023: Taylor Swift (American pop superstar Taylor Swift made headlines for kissing NFL player Travis Kelce on the cheek in an Instagram photo. The duo have gone public with their long-rumored relationship with many photos of them being together circulating online.)

  • September 2023: Taylor Swift (Pop superstar Taylor Swift made headlines for winning the most awards at the 2023 MTV Video Music Awards. This makes her the second-most awarded artist in the show's history, behind only Beyoncé.)

  • August 2023: Lionel Messi (Football superstar Lionel Messi has become the fifth player in history to score 100+ goals in three decades, as Inter Miami tops Philadelphia Union 4-1 advancing to Leagues Cup Final.)

  • July 2023: Lionel Messi (Football legend Lionel Messi shocked the soccer world by joining Inter Miami in the US after leaving Paris Saint-Germain (PSG). He will play for the Major League Soccer club until December 2025)

  • June 2023: Taylor Swift (American singer-songwriter Taylor Swift is breaking records with her ongoing 'Eras Tour' which is projected to amass over $600 million in revenue)

  • May 2023: Taylor Swift (American singer-songwriter Taylor Swift came into the spotlight after skipping the 2023 Met Gala following recent news of her breakup from Joe Alwyn. Her song High Infidelity became trending after singing it live at the 'Eras Tour' on Apr 29)

  • April 2023: Trump (Former President Donald Trump became the first US president charged with criminal activity in a 34-count felony indictment)

  • March 2023: Putin (Russian President Vladimir Putin announced Russia would deploy tactical nuclear weapons in Belarus)

  • February 2023: Tom Brady (Legendary quarterback Tom Brady announced his retirement in Feb 2023 after 23 years in the NFL)

  • January 2023: Pelé (Brazilian football legend Edson Arantes do Nascimento, better known as Pelé, passed away in Jan 2023 at the age of 82 due to cancer)

Most Googled Person by Month in 2022

  • December 2022: Lionel Messi (Messi won the 2022 FIFA World Cup after Argentina beat France)

  • November 2022: Kanye West (The famous rapper drew headlines for a behavior and announced his 2024 presidential bid in Nov 2022)

  • October 2022: Jeffrey Dahmer (Dahmer's story topped Netflix's list of most-watched series in Oct 2022, becoming the second most-viewed Netflix series of all time)

  • September 2022: Queen Elizabeth II (The Queen died in Sep 2022)

  • August 2022: Anne Heche (A famous actress, Heche died in Aug 2022)

  • July 2022: Ivana Trump (Trump's ex-wife died in July 2022)

  • June 2022: Johnny Depp & Amber Heard (The famous actors' defamation lawsuit played out in court in May and June of 2022)

  • May 2022: Johnny Depp & Amber Heard

  • April 2022: Will Smith (Smith slapped a fellow actor on stage at the Oscars in Mar 2022)

  • March 2022: Putin (Russia invaded Ukraine in Feb 2022)

  • February 2022: Putin

Most Searched Person on Google by Category

Based on search volume over the past 30 days:

  • The most searched man: Lionel Messi

  • The most searched woman: Taylor Swift

  • The most searched singer: Taylor Swift

  • The most searched rapper: Drake

  • The most searched female rapper: Cardi B

  • The most searched actor: Thalapathy Vijay

  • The most searched film/TV actress: Zendaya

  • The most searched athlete: Lionel Messi

  • The most searched football player: Lionel Messi

  • The most searched basketball player: LeBron James

  • The most searched MMA fighter: Conor McGregor

  • The most searched tennis player: Novak Djokovic

  • The most searched cricketer: Rohit Sharma

  • The most searched Formula 1 driver: Max Verstappen

  • The most searched YouTuber: IShowSpeed

  • The most searched politician: Donald Trump

  • The most searched president: Donald Trump

  • The most searched businessperson: Elon Musk

Fascinating Statistics about Google Searches

1. A person's searches are highest when they die:

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2. Most of the top searched people are entertainers and athletes:

  • 41% are musicians

  • 22% are athletes

  • 17% are actors

  • 10% are internet or media personalities

  • 5% are political figures

  • 3% are entrepreneurs

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Methodology:

To compile this comprehensive list of the most searched people on Google, we employed a rigorous data analysis process:

  1. Keyword Isolation: We segmented our extensive database of over 25 billion keywords to identify individuals who were frequently mentioned.

  2. Relevance Filtering: Using advanced heuristics, we eliminated individuals who had not generated significant search interest in the past month, narrowing down the list to approximately 10,000-20,000 candidates.

  3. Search Volume Analysis: We then analyzed the search volume for each remaining individual using our search volume tool, trusted by top companies like the New York Times and IKEA.

  4. Ranking and Selection: Finally, we ranked the individuals based on their overall search volume to determine the most searched people of the year.

Important Note: When calculating the most searched person for a specific year, we focused on the individual who achieved the highest peak in search volume during any given month within that year. While Donald Trump has consistently maintained a high search volume since 2016, he was not the most searched person in every individual month throughout that period.

For access to a CSV file containing the top 1,000 searched people, updated weekly, contact Glimpse.