Will you outlive these famous faces? Calculator predicts when Kylie Jenner and ... trends now
Have you ever wondered if you’d outlive your favourite celebrity?
There's no need to wait any longer, for a fascinating online calculator can solve the riddle for you.
The tool, created by the Office of National Statistics (ONS), simply asks for a person’s age and gender before calculating their life expectancy – meaning you can compare yours against others.
For example, Harry Styles, who is aged 29, can expect to live until he is 85.
And, as the widget based on Government data reveals, there is a 7.6 per cent chance of him becoming a centenarian.
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Dr Harriet Leyland, a clinical advisor at myGP told MailOnline: 'Life expectancy is influenced by many factors including genetics and behavioural risks to health such as smoking, poor diet and lack of exercise.
'However, the bigger influence is likely to be wider socio-economic influences such as income, housing, and employment status.'
She added: 'There is not much that can be done about genetic factors or external socio-economic factors, but improving healthy behaviours for example by stopping smoking, or increasing the amount of exercise taken can improve health outcomes at an individual level.'
MailOnline has gathered the ages of some of the world's most famous faces to calculate their life expectancy. So will you outlive these celebrities?
According to the ONS, Ms Jenner has an average life expectancy of some 88 years. Pictured, Kylie Jenner attending the Vanity Fair Oscar Party last weekend
Kylie Jenner: 25
Born in 1997, Kylie Jenner is one the world's most famous faces. Reality TV star and cosmetics entrepreneur, she sold 51 per cent of Kylie Cosmetics in January 2020 for an $600million.
In 2019 Forbes reported that she made $360million in sales in 2018, making her the youngest self-made billionaire ever.
However the magazine later struck her off the list in 2020, accusing her family of going to 'unusual lengths' to present its youngest member as richer than she was.
According to the ONS, Ms Jenner has an average life expectancy of some 88 years.
She also has a 1 in 4 chance of living to 97 and a 1 in 10 chance of living to 101.
The statistics agency also estimates she is 12.7 per cent likely to make it to 100.
The former One Direction star's current world tour has also been one of the most popular and highest-grossing tours of recent years. Pictured, Harry Styles performing on stage during The BRIT Awards 2023 in February
Harry Styles: 29
It's been a successful 2023 for the Watermelon Sugar singer, scooping four prizes at the Brit Awards and two at the Grammys in February.
The former One Direction star's current world tour has also been one of the most popular and highest-grossing tours of recent years.
Born in 1994, the ONS estimates he has an average life expectancy of 85 and a one in four chance of living to 95.
He is also 10 per cent likely to live to 99 and has a 7.6 per cent probability of reaching 100.
Pictured, Lady Gaga at the 95th Annual Academy Awards last weekend. According to the ONS, like Kylie Jenner she has an average life expectancy of 88
Lady Gaga: 36
Born Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta in 1986, Lady Gaga rose to stardom in 2008 after releasing her debut album 'The Fame.'
Now a movie star and singer, over the last 15 years she's been awarded 11 Grammy awards, as well as an Academy Award for her work in the 2018 movie 'A Star Is Born.'
According to the ONS, like Kylie Jenner, she has an average life expectancy of 88.
She also has a 1 in 4 chance of living to 96 and 1 in 10 chance (10.2 per cent) of living to 100.
Cristiano Ronaldo arrives at Mrsool Park stadium in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, in January. Born in 1985, he has won five Ballon d'Or awards and four European Golden Shoes, the most by a European player
Cristiano Ronaldo: 38
Considered one of the world's greatest footballers, the 38-year-old is also considered one the highest paid athletes globally.
Born in 1985, he has won five Ballon d'Or awards and four European Golden Shoes, the most by a European player.
He's also a five-time FIFA player of the year and has won 32 trophies in his career.
But what is the life expectancy of this sporting great?
The ONS estimates those his age on average live to 84.
He also has a 25 per cent chance of making 94, a one in 10 chance of living to 98 and is 6 per cent likely to reach the grand age of 100.
Pictured, Beyoncé at the Grammy Awards in February. While over a decade older than fellow singer Harry Styles, the statistics agency estimates her life expectancy to be 87, two years longer than the British star
Beyoncé: 41
A multi-award winning singer, songwriter, actress, and dancer, earlier this year Beyoncé became the most highly awarded Grammy winner, with a career total of 32 prizes.
The former Destiny's Child singer was born in 1981 was also the first black woman to headline music festival Coachella.
While over a decade older than fellow singer Harry
