J.K. Rowling Accuses Transgender Rights Activists Of Posting Her Address On Twitter

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Rowling’s first tweet read.The author thanked Twitter and the Scotland Police for handling the matter quickly, before asking those who retweeted the image to delete it to further maintain her and her family’s privacy.Rowling recently came under fire for making anti-trans comments, but in her latest Twitter thread, she remained defiant in her views.

fiery Twitter thread, which has amassed thousands of likes as of Monday afternoon.“Last Friday, my family’s address was posted on Twitter by three activist actors,” wrote “Troubled Blood” author Rowling, who said she receives endless threats over perceived transphobic comments she made in 2020.

J.K. Rowling is speaking out.

JK Rowling has slammed trans rights activists for “doxing” her on social media by sharing her family address as they posed outside her home.

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