15 Celebrities Who've Left X and Made the Switch to Bluesky

It’s not just casual users leaving what was once a thriving Twitter; celebrities are also making the move to a new platform. Many are choosing to switch to Bluesky.

Since November 15, Bluesky has seen a surge in users, reaching 20 million. Some celebrities are leaving due to recent changes to Twitter’s Terms of Service, especially regarding AI, while others are stepping away to distance themselves from Elon Musk and his political influence.

What is Bluesky?

Bluesky was originally founded in 2019 by Jack Dorsey as an initiative to decentralize Twitter. Dorsey has since stepped down, and the platform is now owned and primarily operated by Bluesky Social, PBC. As a decentralized social network, Bluesky features an open-source framework developed by its in-house team, which brings greater transparency about how the platform operates, its development, and its goals—a stark contrast to the opacity that many users have criticized Twitter for in recent years.

Celebrities to Follow on Bluesky

From engaging feeds to a refreshing ad-free environment, Bluesky has quickly become a favorite among many. Here are some celebrities you can find on the newest buzzworthy social network.

1- 1. Gabrielle Union