Starr Andrews (born June 23, 2001) is an American figure skater from Los Angeles, California. She trains under coaches Derrick Delmore, Johnathan Cassar, and Anastasia Sharenkova, and represents the Los Angeles Figure Skating Club. Andrews was home-schooled throughout her competitive career and is known for selecting music well outside the typical figure skating catalogue.

Andrews made her mark in history as the first Black American woman to win a Grand Prix medal in singles — taking silver at the 2022 Skate Canada International — and the first Black woman to medal at the US national championships since Debi Thomas in 1988. She first gained public attention at age nine when a video of her skating to Willow Smith's "Whip My Hair" went viral with over 57 million views. She is competing in her final season as a singles skater in 2025–26, after announcing plans to move to pairs skating. In a remarkable final statement, she performs her own singing voice in the free skate.