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6:28Now PlayingHarry Potter author JK Rowling explodes over the idea of reconciling with actors Daniel Radcliffe and Emma Watson in unhinged posts over their criticizing of Rowling's transphobic views. John Iadarola breaks it down on The Damage Report.
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JK Rowling says Harry Potter actors Daniel Radcliffe and Emma Watson can ‘save their apologies’
"Harry Potter author JK Rowling has made it clear that if (for some reason) Daniel Radcliffe and Emma Watson begged her for forgiveness for their support of trans rights, they should 'save their apologies'.
The outspoken writer, 58, told fans she wasn't interested in burying the hatchet with stars Radcliffe and Watson after they criticised her controversial views on transgender rights.
The multi-millionaire let rip at the the Brit actors on social media as she slammed celebrities who 'cosied up to a movement intent on eroding women's hard-won rights'.
Rowling shared her reaction to the release of an independent review of the NHS' gender identity services for children and youngsters in the UK, which was conducted over four years by Dr. Hilary Cass."
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