US EditionPedro Pascal says ‘bullies make me sick’ as he defends JK Rowling criticism
- Pedro Pascal publicly condemned J.K. Rowling's celebration of the UK Supreme Court's April 17 ruling that defined 'woman' by biological sex under the Equality Act.
- The ruling excluded trans women from legal womanhood, prompting Rowling to post a victory photo captioned, 'I love it when a plan comes together.'
- Pascal called Rowling a 'heinous loser' and admitted in a Vanity Fair interview that he agonized over whether his public stance helped the trans community, including his trans sister Lux.
- He stated, 'Am I helping? Am I fucking helping?' and expressed that bullies make him 'fucking sick' while reflecting on the backlash to his comments.
- Pascal's vocal opposition contributes to ongoing debates on transgender rights in the UK, spotlighting concerns over legal recognition and exclusion from single-sex spaces.
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Pedro Pascal slams J.K. Rowling over anti-trans comments and defends sister in Vanity Fair interview
Pedro Pascal has strongly criticized author J.K. Rowling in a new Vanity Fair cover story, responding to her celebration of a recent U.K. Supreme Court ruling on transgender rights. The court declared that, under the Equality Act, legal definitions of “woman” and “man” are determined by biological sex. Rowling marked the decision with a photo of herself drinking and the caption, “I love it when a plan comes together.” Pascal called her reaction …
Pedro Pascal speaks on viral JK Rowling comment declaring: 'Bullies make me f***ing sick'
"It's a situation that deserves the utmost elegance so that something can actually happen," said Pedro The post Pedro Pascal speaks on viral JK Rowling comment declaring: ‘Bullies make me f***ing sick’ appeared first on Attitude.
Pedro Pascal opened up in an interview with Vanity Fair about the controversy he found himself embroiled in after calling J.K. Rowling a "sore loser" in response to the Harry Potter author's transphobic comments. The dispute…
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