Celebrities With Autism
There has been speculation over the years as to which celebrities might have autism spectrum disorders (ASD). While there is no way to definitively answer this question, there are some celebrities who have gone public with their diagnosis.
Haley Moss is a Florida-based attorney, artist, author, and advocate for the autism community. She was diagnosed with ASD at the age of three and has since become a vocal advocate for the autism community.
Dan Aykroyd is an actor and comedian best known for his work on Saturday Night Live and Ghostbusters. In an interview with People magazine, he revealed that he has been diagnosed with Asperger Syndrome, a form of autism.
Daryl Hannah is an actor and environmental activist. She told People magazine in 2009 that she was diagnosed with Asperger Syndrome in her 40s.
Courtney Love is a singer and actress who has opened up about her struggles with autism in interviews. She has spoken about her difficulties with social situations and how she has learned to manage them in recent years.
Susan Boyle is a singer who rose to fame after her appearance on Britain's Got Talent. She has spoken publicly about her autism diagnosis, which she received in her 50s.
Temple Grandin is an animal scientist, autism advocate, and professor at Colorado State University. She is considered one of the most well-known and successful people with autism and has written numerous books on the subject.
Dan Harmon is a writer, producer, and director best known for his work on Community and Rick and Morty. He has spoken openly about his Asperger Syndrome diagnosis and how it has affected his life and career.
Tim Burton is an iconic filmmaker whose movies often feature themes of isolation and loneliness. He has spoken about his struggles with autism and how it has influenced his work.