Jade Thirlwall leads thousands of people in anti-JK Rowling singing on LGBTQ+ Festival Mighty Hoopla while she shows solidarity with transmensen
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Jade Thirlwall has led thousands of people in an anti-JK Rowling singing on one LGBTQ+ Festival.
The first Slight mix Star, 32, professionally known as Jade, performed on Saturday in Mighty Hoopla in London.
And during her performance she sang one of her new songs FUFN (F *** You for now) – Using it to focus on the Harry Potter author.
“Transfobes,” Jade shouted, as the crowd answered: “F *** you”. She then focused attention on the writer and shouted ‘JK Rowling‘What the crowd again sang:’ F *** you ‘.
A festival visitor shared the clip online with the caption: ‘Jade, the legend you are !!!’
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Jade Thirlwall has led thousands of people in an anti-JK Rowling singing on an LGBTQ+ Festival in London on Saturday
During her performance she sang one of her new songs FUFN (F *** You for Now) – Using the Harry Potter author (photo)
JK has denied being transphobic, but she said earlier that she would ‘happily’ go to prison for mistreating a trans -person instead of referring them by their favorite pronouns.
She also uses the new Harry Potter series Fund organizations dedicated to the removal of transrechtsWith her ‘Women’s Fund’ website that says that financial support will offer those who are about trans -inclusion inclusion ‘in the workplace, in public life and in protected female spaces’.
The author made her first controversial comments about Transmensers six years ago and has long claimed that their admission to spaces such as bathrooms is a threat to women.
On Sunday, JK announced her feelings if she shared an article and took a quote that said: “Nothing that I can say about violent, fetishistic narcissism in the heart of transactivism is half as convincing as what transactivists say themselves.”
Shows that she agreed with the message, JK wrote: ‘This is by @hjoycegender [bullseye emoji]. ‘
And earlier this month, JK went to social media to state that “no one believes or ever believed that people can change sex, or that binary sex is not a material fact.”
The decision was praised by gender-critical campaigners as a big victory, in which the Harry Potter author said it would protect ‘the rights of women and girls in the United Kingdom’.
The former Little Mix star, 32, professionally known as Jade, performed in Mighty Hoopla (photo)
“Transfobes,” Jade shouted, as the crowd answered: “F *** you”. She then focused attention on the writer and shouted ‘JK Rowling’ to which the crowd sang again: ‘F *** you’
A festival visitor shared the clip online with the caption: ‘Jade, the legend you are !!!’
JK has denied being transphobic, but she said earlier that she would ‘like’ to go prison to mistreat a trans person instead of referring them by their preferred forests (who celebrate last month))
In the meantime, Jade has a long history of showing support for the LGBTQ+ community, in which he wins a Gay Times Allyship Award in 2021.
She has also been nominated for a Celebrity Ally Award during the LGBT Awards of 2025, where her friend Jordan Stephens also receives a kink in the category. The prize was previously won by actor David Tennant in 2024.
Jade recently signed an open letter that has promised solidarity with the Trans-community after the recent statement by the UK Supreme Court, in addition to her former bandmates Leigh-Anne Pinnock and Perrie Edwards.
Other British artists to sign were Charli XCX, Florence Welch and Dua Lipa.
Only a few days ago, Jade used the big weekend performance of her BBC Radio 1 to make an explanation about her alliance while wearing a dress in the Trans Pride flag colors.
Jade’s relationship with Rizzle Kicks star Jordan started because of their passion for social justice, where the couple made their public debut At the Black Trans Lives Matter Mars in 2020.
She recently said she was warned about the play of the career for pronouncing problems she is passionate about.
Jade recently spoke with Stylist Magazine: ‘I have been warned that there may be consequences to speak about things like Palestine, but these are fundamental human rights.
In the meantime, Jade has a long history of showing support for the LGBTQ+ community, winning a Gay Times Allyship Award in 2021 (photo)
Only a few days ago, Jade used the big weekend performance of her BBC Radio 1 to make an explanation about her alliance while wearing a dress in the Trans Pride flag colors
Jade’s relationship with Rizzle Kicks -star Jordan started because of their passion for social justice, where the couple made their public debut during the Black Trans Lives Matter March in 2020 (photo)
‘We see an attack on the trans community and I have a very large LGBTQ+ fan base.
“I can’t lean back and not be vocal about defending that community. I am happy to pay the consequences if it means that it is right. ‘
It comes weeks after Jade announced the release date of her enormously expected debut Solo album “That’s Showbiz Baby!” – And it’s closer than you think.
She also revealed that she will go through the VK and Ireland on her very first solo tour, in exciting news for fans.
The record will be released on September 12 and sees Jade working with a variety of a frame workers in the project, including Mike Sabath, Lostboy, Cirkut, Raye And Pablo Bowman.
In her Instagram post the singer also dropped the dates for her ‘That’s Showbiz Baby! – The Tour ‘.
Jade will visit Dublin in October and November this year, Belfast” BrightonManchester, GlasgowLeeds, Birmingham And Newcastle, before he finished in the prestigious Roundhouse of London.
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