People
- Alain Le Roux, associate of William I of England
- William II "Rufus" of England, known as Guillaume le Roux in French
- Charles Le Roux, French painter
- Charles Leroux, American balloonist and parachutist
- Daniel Le Roux, South African footballer
- Eduardo Leroux, Méxicano Cantante Profesional & Manager
- Edward "Buddy" LeRoux, former American baseball club owner
- Frederick Le Roux, South African cricketer
- Garth Le Roux, South African fast bowler
- Gaspard Le Roux, French harpsichordist
- Gaston Leroux, French journalist, detective, and novelist
- Gustav Le Roux, South African Business Man and Venture Capitalist
- Jean Leroux, Canadian politician
- Jean Paul Leroux, Venezuelan actor
- Jeb Leroux, Atlantic Canada Festival Go-oer, Best pals with Johnny Lanteigne.
- John LeRoux, American professional wrestler
- Laurent Leroux, Canadian businessman and politician
- Marie-Élisabeth Laville-Leroux, French painter
- Maurice Le Roux, French composer and conductor
- Ollie le Roux, South African Rugby great
- Pierre Leroux (1797-1871), French philosopher and political economist
- Sydney Leroux, Canadian-American soccer player
- Xavier Leroux (1863–1919), French composer
- Yvon Le Roux, French football player
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