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Trans rights protesters disrupted the red carpet at a Thursday gala performance of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child in London's West End, shouting "Boycott J.K. Rowling!" and wearing shirts reading "Rowling Money Kills." The protest follows J.K. Rowling's creation of the J.K. Rowling Women's Fund in 2025 and her reported $88,000 donation to For Women Scotland. The BBC also announced a two-part documentary on Rowling's career and controversies.

Pro-trans rights protesters lay down on the red carpet at a Thursday gala performance of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child in London's West End, shouting "Boycott J.K. Rowling!" At least three wore shirts reading "Rowling Money Kills," and one read a statement via bullhorn. The protest follows the BBC's announcement of a two-part documentary on Rowling's fame and controversies.

Trans rights protesters rushed the red carpet ahead of a gala performance of Harry Potter And The Cursed Child at London's Palace Theatre on Thursday, with one wearing a T-shirt reading "Rowling money kills." The masked protesters lay down on the red carpet during arrivals before security quickly removed them, as celebrities including Vanessa Feltz, Richard Arnold, Anne Hegerty and Angellica Bell arrived. The gala marked a newly reworked one-part version of the West End show, which premiered in 2016.