Emma Watson speaks out after criticism for initial Blackout Tuesday Instagram posts: ‘I stand with you’

Robbie Williams is "terrified" of dying after the death of pal Shane Warne.The singer, 48, was rocked by the sudden passing of the cricketing great who died aged 52 while on holiday in Thailand.Take That star Robbie was already trying to be healthier but says the tragedy has made him consider his own mortality again.He said: "His passing has inspired me to think about life in a different way – and the fragility of life is terrifying."The star has been a life-long fan of Shane, widely regarded as one of the finest cricketers in history.Melbourne Cricket Ground will host 100,000 fans for his final farewell on March 30.The star gave insight into his thoughts regarding Dolores O’RiordanA private family funeral will be held before the state memorial service.Robbie added: WIf you don’t love Shane Warne, you’re an a***."The Angels hitmaker – who has previously battled with drug and alcohol addiction – says the premature deaths of several music peers and his own health issues forced him to change his lifestyle.He said: "The health is good, really good. It takes an awful lot to change my lifestyle, to be scared into the right actions.

What’s the spell to get JK Rowling to stop tweeting anti-trans messages? Deletium Twitaccountus? Many Harry Potter fans were wishing they could cast “Silencio” on JK, 54, after the British author– yet again – made anti-trans statements. Six months after supporting a researcher who was fired over transphobic comments, JK ventured back into TERF (trans-exclusionary radical feminists) territory by responding to an article titled Creating A More Equal Post-COVID-19 World For People Who Menstruate. “‘People who menstruate.’ I’m sure there used to be a word for those people. Someone help me out. Wumben? Wimpund? Woomud?” tweeted JK.

Celebrities and their lookalike siblings are always a mystery to behold.

Emma Watson will not stand for racial injustice, and she made that very clear with her Instagram post on June 3. The actress’s message was inspired by the latest death of a black man, George Floyd, by a white police officer, Derek Chauvin, which sparked a widespread conversation about racism in the United States. “I stand with you,” Emma told the black community in her post.

Emma Watson is making amends after her arguably shallow show of support for the Black Lives Matter movement didn’t go over well with fans.

Still learning. Emma Watson responded after fans criticized her for matching her “Blackout Tuesday” post to her Instagram feed’s aesthetic.

Emma Watson has been forced to defend herself after attracting criticism for her Blackout Tuesday posts this week.

Emma Watson has spoken out after being slammed for her Black Tuesday Instagram posts.

Following immense backlash for her silence, which was ended by simply posting a series of black square and nothing else, in support of Blackout Tuesday, Emma Watson has shared a statement

Emma Watson broke her silence after facing backlash for her ‘tone-deaf’ Instagram post amid the Blackout Tuesday campaign in support of Black Lives Matter protests. On May 2, the 30-year-old actress took to social media and joined millions around the world by posting a black square. However, she was slammed by people who accused her of prioritising her Instagram aesthetic over showing support by adding white borders around the black boxes. The Harry Potter actress later shared a heartfelt post telling her 57.2 million followers that she would use her platform to fight against racism.

Emma Watson has told fans “I see your anger, sadness and pain” following an online backlash over her Blackout Tuesday posts.

The last ever Harry Potter film is nearing its nine-year anniversary, and the first one came out nearly 19 years ago. After all that time has passed, Daniel Radcliffe, 30, was asked if he still keeps in touch with his two co-stars who played his ride or dies at Hogwarts — Rupert Grint, 31, and Emma Watson, 30 — while doing an interview on The Today Show, uploaded on June 1. To answer that question, Daniel responded, “Absolutely”!

Emma Watson is speaking out.

Emma Watson has responded to the backlash she experienced for sharing three Instagram posts during the Blackout Tuesday online protest.

Emma Watson has spoken out after receiving backlash on social media for her Black Out Tuesday posts.

Emma Watson has spoken out after receiving backlash on social media for her Black Out Tuesday posts.

As the world watches the ongoing protests against police brutality occurring in the US, social media has been a great way to express support for important causes. But for some celebs, it’s landing them in hot water.

Emma Watson has divided fans after taking part in the Blackout Tuesday social media protest.

Emma Watson managed to split Twitter down the middle with her posts for #BlackoutTuesday, with some criticising her for not posting more useful content while others defended her and her past activism.