People Born Today
 | Born on 03 April Celebrity from United States | 39years |
 | Born on 03 April Celebrity from United States | 67years |
 | Born on 04 April Celebrity from Egypt | 70years |
 | Born on 04 April Celebrity from Australia | 28years |
 | Born on 04 April Celebrity from Syria | 63years |
 | Born on 30 April Celebrity from United States | 59years |
 | Born on 30 April Celebrity from United States | 58years |
People Who Died This Month
 | Died on 02 April Celebrity from Lebanon | 94years |
 | Died on 12 April Celebrity from Lebanon | 35years |
 | Died on 05 April Celebrity from United States | 35years |
 | Died on 21 April Celebrity from Egypt | 70years |
 | Died on 29 April Celebrity from UK | 81years |
 | Died on 21 April Celebrity from India | 84years |
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