JK Rowling says she won’t forgive ‘Harry Potter’ stars for supporting trans people

• Harry Potter stars support the trans community.
• JK Rowling doubles down on anti-trans comments.
• Controversy over Scottish hate speech law.

Once again, JK Rowling finds herself at the center of controversy after saying she won’t forgive Harry Potter stars for supporting the trans community.

The British writer didn’t hold back on social media after a follower brought up the topic.

She shared a new medical review criticizing gender care treatments for young people.

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Harry Potter stars distance themselves

After JK Rowling attracted criticism for her transphobic remarks, Harry Potter stars publicly distanced themselves from her.

She then lashed out on X saying, «Celebs who cosied up to a movement intent on eroding women’s hard-won rights…»

«…and who used their platforms to cheer on the transitioning of minors can save their apologies for traumatised detransitioners,» Rowling stated.

JK Rowling concluded her message by addressing the «vulnerable women reliant on single sex spaces.»

Others condemn Rowling’s anti-trans stance

These Harry Potter stars are not the only ones who have distanced themselves from JK Rowling.

Rupert Grint, who played Ron Weasley, has also expressed his support for the trans community.

In an interview given in 2020 to The Times, he described the issue as «sensitive,» but referred to her as his aunt two years later.

Others who have turned their backs on the author are Harry Melling, Evanna Lynch and Jason Isaacs, according to TMZ.

Police exonerate JK Rowling over hate speech controversy

According to police, JK Rowling did not break the law by posting tweets criticizing Scotland’s new hate speech law and referring to transgender women as men.

The Harry Potter author opposes the law, which went into effect last week.

It prohibits hate speech based on age, disability, religion, sexual orientation and gender identity.

Rowling is among the critics who say the legislation could be used to silence so-called “gender-critical” feminists.

Rowling says freedom of speech is ending in Scotland

In a series of posts on X, Rowling referred to several prominent trans women as men.

Misgendering could be an offense under the new law, in some circumstances.

Rowling posted, “If what I have written here qualifies as a crime under the terms of the new law, I look forward to being arrested.”

«Freedom of speech and worship are coming to an end in Scotland if the accurate description of biological sex is considered criminal,» she added.

The comments are not considered a crime

Scotland’s police stated they had received complaints, but “the comments are not considered a crime and no further action will be taken.”