JK Rowling 'failing moral test' for loving Lolita resurfaces after she addresses Epstein files mention
J.K. Rowling denied involvement after Department of Justice files revealed tickets for Jeffrey Epstein at the 2018 Harry Potter Broadway opening were arranged by producers.
- On Monday, J.K. Rowling denied on social media that she or her team ever met, communicated with, or invited Jeffrey Epstein, writing, `Neither I, nor anybody on my team, ever met, communicated with or invited Jeffrey Epstein to anything.`
- The DoJ's released files show an invitation to the Harry Potter and the Cursed Child official Broadway opening on April 22, 2018, after Epstein's conviction, sparking online claims linking J.K. Rowling, author.
- Peggy Siegal, publicist and Epstein associate, asked Playground Entertainment to seat a 'very important friend'; Callender said he was never made aware of Epstein's identity, and tickets were sent to Epstein by the show's producers, not Rowling.
- DoJ files show Epstein was stopped from attending and later told Siegal he `couldn't get in` because his name was not on the guestlist, prompting her to demand an apology while Playground said no apology was issued.
- On Wednesday, The View cohosts criticized powerful figures named in the files, with Whoopi Goldberg saying, `Women didn't say, 'Hey, don't do that. Women did not stand up for other women. Women saw what was going on and didn't say, 'Stop this.' They didn't come out and say this was going on.
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JK Rowling forced to break silence after new Epstein files claim to reveal truth about Harry Potter premiere
JK Rowling recently spoke out against rumors that started after the US Department of Justice released a large number of files related to Jeffrey Epstein. The author denied claims that she invited the convicted sex offender to a Harry Potter premiere. She took to social media to clear up the confusion right away. “This is beyond silly,” Rowling said on X. “Neither I, nor anybody on my team, ever met, communicated with or invited Jeffrey Epstein t…
J.K. Rowling Denies Inviting Jeffrey Epstein to Harry Potter and the Cursed Child Premiere; Files Show He Was Turned Away
In early February 2026, British author J.K. Rowling publicly denied claims that she invited the late Jeffrey Epstein to the Broadway opening of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child in April 2018. The controversy followed the release of newly unsealed documents connected to the Epstein case that referenced the play’s premiere. The materials prompted online speculation about Rowling’s involvement in the invitation. This is beyond silly. Neither I, n…
J.K. Rowling denies she invited Jeffrey Epstein to 'Harry Potter and the Cursed Child' opening
"This is beyond silly," the controversial literary figure wrote.J.K. Rowling attends 'Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore' premiere on March 29, 2022 Mike Marsland/WireImageJ.K. Rowling took to social media on Monday to defend herself against critics alleging she invited Jeffrey Epstein to a 2018 event."This is beyond silly. Neither I, nor anybody on my team, ever met, communicated with or invited Jeffrey Epstein to anything," Rowling wr…
The author of the Harry Potter saga responded to online speculations about alleged links with Jeffrey Epstein.
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