JK Rowling slams Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson over their trans rights support: They ‘can save their apologies’

Hogwarts will not be welcoming Daniel Radcliffe and Emma Watson household anytime before long.

After JK Rowling shared a modern review “of the medical evidence for transitioning children” that identified that NHS did not know the longterm results of gender-affirming healthcare for minors, supporters were curious if the report could transform the author’s romance with the former “Harry Potter” boy or girl stars.

The British creator was blunt when questioned whether she could forgive Watson, 33, and Radcliffe, 34, if they apologized for earlier criticism of her anti-transgender comments.

“Just ready for Dan and Emma to give you a extremely general public apology … risk-free in the knowledge that you will forgive them …” one social media user wrote to Rowling.

“Not protected, I’m frightened,” Rowling, 58, responded on Wednesday.

Rowling went on to blast the superstars who spoke out in opposition to her when she wrote an essay that was deemed transphobic in 2020.

“Celebs who cosied up to a movement intent on eroding women’s really hard-received rights and who employed their platforms to cheer on the transitioning of minors can preserve their apologies for traumatised detransitioners and vulnerable women reliant on one sexual intercourse areas,” she wrote.

Radcliffe, who played the titular character in the franchise’s 8 films, affirmed his assistance for transgender legal rights and his disapproval of Rowling’s stance that exact same year.

“It’s crystal clear that we need to do a lot more to support transgender and nonbinary men and women, not invalidate their identities,” he stated in a letter to the Trevor Challenge.

Watson, who has been a staunch advocate for LGBTQ+ and women’s rights due to the fact she stopped portraying Hermione Granger, also chimed in.

“Trans people today are who they say they are and are worthy of to stay their lives without being constantly questioned or informed they are not who they say they are,” the actress claimed.

Fellow customers of the “Harry Potter” franchise like Rupert Grint and “Fantastic Beasts” star Eddie Redmayne shared their guidance for the transgender community right after Rowling’s controversial essay.

Rowling has been open about her sights on the transgender neighborhood, and claimed she’d “happily” do jail time for her beliefs.

Soon after a new loathe crime legislation — which bans hatred on the foundation of age, disability, race, faith, sexual orientation and transgender identity — started before this thirty day period, Rowling has taunted Scottish police to check out to arrest her for misgendering persons.

India Willoughby, the initial transgender nationwide information anchor in the British isles, reported Rowling to authorities for misgendering her as a “man” on social media.

“Freedom of speech and perception are at an close in Scotland if the accurate description of biological sex is deemed prison,” the billionaire wrote on X, previously Twitter.