Celebrities from Lower Merion and Narberth That People Love to Look Up

Kylie Kelce – Top Searcher
A local talent from Narberth, Kylie rose to the top of Wikipedia search rankings after releasing her podcast Not Gonna Lie late last year. The show’s candid storytelling and engaging interviews sparked a surge in her popularity.
James Julien “Pug” Southerland II – Navy Hero
Also hailing from Narberth, Pug was a World War II Navy fighter pilot. He earned his nickname by boxing at the U.S. Naval Academy. Tragically, he died in a training accident at age 37.
Beck Dorey‑Stein – Memoirist
Another Narberth resident, Beck attended Lower Merion High School before chronicling her stint as a White House stenographer. Her memoir Spectacular Things, published last year, has attracted significant attention.

Taylor Buchholz – Former Minor‑League Pitcher
From Lower Merion, Taylor made his mark in baseball before stepping away from the sport.
Alec Scheiner – Cleveland Browns President
Also a Lower Merion native, Alec’s leadership tenure with the Cleveland Browns earned him national recognition.
Kobe Bryant – Iconic Legend
Though born in Philadelphia, Kobe attended Lower Merion High School. He remains the second most viewed Wikipedia page among locally born celebrities, a testament to his enduring legacy.