The famous author made a cryptic tweet on the X, quoting post on actors who destroy the film.

In the past, Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson and Rupert Grint criticized regular views on transgender problems, a move that found their relationship.

Rowling is known for its occasional tweets on X, where they share their remarks on different issues.

She recently seemed to target Radcliffe, Watson and Grint, former children's stars playing key roles in the adaptation of the living action of her Harry Potter.

It started with a post office asking: "Which actor / actress is immediately destroying a movie for you?"

Rowling then answered a cryptic note, quoting post and writing"Three guesses ... I'm sorry, that was irresistible." She also added three laughs of Emojis after her comment.

The author of the book did not move to clarify what she meant with a note, which is just fans of further speculation of fuel to refer to Radcliffe and his stars.

In the comment section, Rowling fans were added to the cryptic comment with the notes that trolled "Harry Potter" Trio.

"Three guesses? 1. The same people who made millions from your business then turned on when it was" cool ", commented by the user

"I agree with you. As someone who grew up with the series, he was very disappointing how ungrateful you were 3", commented on another guy.

Another person wrote, "There is beauty; it is a brutal sincerity that makes it such a cutting. Such a shame Daniel, Emma and whatever you call another best magic trick as".

Meanwhile, some users have expressed their dissatisfaction with Rowling's remark.

"Classty. Real elegant. There are better ways to attract attention than to try to prosecute people 30 years younger than you," an angry user was rated.

Despite their shared success, Rowling and "Harry Potter" Trio had a tense relationship in recent years, mostly due to its paragraph on transgender issues.

Toward Daily mailLast year, she openly declared that she could not "forgive" Radcliffe, Watson or other celebrities supported by the Transgender Movement, which she claimed was "the intention of eroding women's hard-won rights".

"Celebs who felt on the movement of women's hard-winning rights and who used their platforms to cheer up at a minor transition, can apologize for traumatized women who rely on individual spaces," at the time Rowling on Xu at that time.

"The children are irretrievably harmed, and thousands are accomplices, not just doctors, but famous insurgents, unquestioned media and cynical corporations," later.

Rowling continued to address the movement as a scandal whose "consequences" will be felt for decades and further doubled on her criticism of his supporters.

She continued, "you made everything you could have been disturbed and misrepresented the research. You tried to bully people from their jobs because they experienced you. Youth are experimented on, left barren and pain."

On several occasions, Rowling made controversial posts many considered offensive to transgender communities.

At some point, transgender children did not exist after the internet user criticized her "hated focus on the transac."

"No Trans Children," Rowling wrote in post. "No child was born in the wrong body." There are only adults like you, ready to sacrifice the health of minors to improve your belief in ideology that will end up more damage than lobotomy and fake syndrome combined. "

In the second post, the controversial author blamed the doctors and social media to promote the trans "ideas" to impressive children.

"Kids watch the videos of the surgeon who sell the idea that bodies can be amended like Lego. Schools confirm the children's elections behind the parents' back." She wrote.

Rowling further notes: "Many parents struggle to protect children from Zeitgeist, telling them that the disbeliefs of puberty, sexuality and growing up can fix lifelong adhesives and doctors who look ethical."