Author JK Rowling has said. Harry Potter Stars Daniel Radcliffe and Emma Watson to “save their apologies” as their relationship continues to sour over transgender identity and rights. In a series of posts on X (formerly Twitter), Ms Rowling criticized the stars in the context of a landmark review of gender attitudes in the UK. He targeted “celebrities” who he said “used their platform to gloat over the transition of minors”. Notably, Daniel Radcliffe and Emma Watson are among the stars who spoke out against the author’s stance on gender identity in 2020.

In her posts, Ms Rowling, who has previously come under fire for anti-transgender comments, shared a recent independent review of the “medical evidence for child transitions”. One follower replied to her on X, “Just waiting for Dan and Emma to give you a public apology… safe in the knowledge that you will forgive them.”

Responding to this, Ms. Rowling said, “Not safe, I’m afraid. Celebrities who have supported a movement intent on taking away women’s hard-won rights and who cheered on the transfer of minors.” “Used their platform to be, they can save their apologies for being traumatized. Non-transgender and vulnerable women rely on single-sex venues.”

Not safe, I’m afraid. Celebrities who have sided with movements intent on dismantling women’s hard-won rights and who have used their platforms to gloat over the transition of minors to traumatized and single-sex spaces. Can save your apologies for weak dependent women.

— JK Rowling (@jk_rowling) 10 April 2024

JK Rowling’s Fallout with Daniel Radcliffe and Emma Watson

JK Rowling has been accused of being transphobic for her views on gender identity and for saying that trans women should not be allowed in women-only spaces. His controversial remarks about the trans community have seen his relationship with celebrities sour.

gave ‘Harry Potter’ The author first expressed gender-critical views in 2019 when she spoke out in favor of Maya Forrester after the researcher lost her job due to her allegedly transphobic tweets. However, it was not until 2020 that he clarified his views on the subject. Retweeting an article about “menstruating people”, she wrote, “I’m sure there used to be a word for these people. Someone help me.

“If sex isn’t real, gays have no attraction. If sex isn’t real, the lived reality of women globally is erased. I know and love trans people, But erasing the concept of sex kills many people’s ability to have meaningful conversations about their lives, it’s not hate to tell the truth.

This caused widespread anger among the workers. Harry Potter fans and many actors. Daniel Radcliffe, who played the lead role. Harry PotterMs Rowling was the first woman to speak out. According to The Independent, she said in 2020, “Transgender women are women.

He was supported by Emma Watson, who made similar comments. “Trans people are who they say they are without being constantly questioned or told they are not who they say they are,” he wrote on X/Twitter.

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In 2022, Radcliffe also wrote an essay for The Trevor Project as a way to show support for the trans community and apologize “for the pain”, Rowling comments. Harry Potter Like

Emma Watson, on the other hand, wrote: “I want my trans followers to know that I and many others around the world see, respect and love you for who you are.” And appeared to criticize Rowling. At the BAFTAs in 2022.

However, following the release of the Cass report this week, Rowling hit out at Radcliffe and Watson, asking them to “save their apologies” for those “traumatised”.

Additionally, her comments came as it was reported that trans people could be investigated by police for the wrong gender under Scotland’s new hate crime law. But Ms Rowling, who has often argued online that transwomen are not women, vowed to continue to “call a man a man” despite what she called a “ridiculous law”. It also said it would not delete social media posts that might violate hate crime laws.