Harry Potter The author JK Rowling shared a long publication on social networks in response to certain recent comments from Hermione Granger Emma Watson’s actress, and the controversial writer has no sugar his feelings.
Rowling has become a very divisive figure since its feelings about the gender and the trans community were made public a few years ago, and it continued to alienate itself more of its fans base once faithful with what many perceive as an anti-trans rhetoric.
Watson spoke for the first time about his complicated relationship with Rowling during an interview sitting on the Expression with Jay Shetty Podcast.
“I really don’t believe that having had this experience and by holding the love, support and opinions that I have, mean that I cannot and do not cherish Jo and the person with whom I had personal experiences”, ” Said Watson. “I will never believe that one denies the other and that my experience of this person, I cannot keep and cherish. To return to our previous thing – I don’t think these things are or.
Watson added“I think the thing that annoys me the most is that a conversation has never been possible.” When Shetty asked if she had been open to having this dialogue, Watson replied“Yeah, and I will always do it. I believe in this. I believe completely in this.”
Nothing particularly unreasonable or incendiary, and some believe that Watson may have been a little too diplomatic. Rowling, obviously, did not do it.
“Like other people who have never lived the life of adults not counted by wealth and fame, Emma has so little experience of real life that she ignores how ignorant she is”, “ Rowling wrote in his post x. “She will never need a homeless refuge. It will never be placed in a mixed public hospital room. I would be surprised if she has been in a street cloakroom since childhood. Fully female service?
“I was not a multimillionaire at fourteen, I lived in poverty by writing the book that made Emma famous”, “ Rowling continued. “I therefore understand that my own life experiences what the ransacking of women’s rights in which Emma participated if with enthusiasm means for women and girls without her privileges.”
You can consult his whole message below.
I see a lot of comments on this subject, so I want to make a few points.
I do not owe the eternal agreement of any actor who played a character that I created. The idea is as ridiculous as I who check with the boss I had when I had twenty -one for what opinions I should… https://t.co/c0pz19p7jc
– JK Rowling (@jk_rowling) September 29, 2025
