Everyone is fascinated with anything that is big and tall, especially when it is a human. If you’re curious and want to see some “real” tall people, join us as we look at 20 real-life human giants that still exist today.

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Uljana Semjonova

Uļjana Semjonova is a retired Latvian basketball player of Russian descent who competed for the Soviet Union. Standing at 7 feet, Semjonova was the leading women's basketball player in the world in the 1970s and 1980s. Wearing a men's size 21 shoe, she was known for having the largest feet ever in women's basketball. Uljana was put on a pedestal by her people because she was the best female basketball player in the world. As early as 16 years old, she was already the queen of her nation, and wherever she went, she always adapted.

Rumeysa Gelgi

Rumeysa Gelgi is a Turkish advocate, researcher, and web developer. Guinness World Records has verified her as the tallest living woman. She also has the titles of largest hands, longest fingers, and longest back for a female, and she was previously named Guinness World Records' tallest living female teenager. She stands almost seven feet and one inch tall. Gelgi currently lives in Turkey. Weaver syndrome, an uncommon disorder characterized by rapid growth and other anomalies, is responsible for her height.

It affects men three times as much as women. Because of her disability, she normally utilizes a wheelchair to go around, but she can walk for brief periods of time with a walker. She wants to use her position to raise awareness of diseases and ailments like hers. Gelgi took her maiden flight in an airplane on September 28, 2022. Turkish Airlines had to lay a stretcher on six chair rows on one of their jets to make her flight from Turkey to California. The occurrence attracted media attention and was featured in the Guinness World Records documentary Rumeysa: Walking Tall.

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