J.K. Rowling Shuts Down an Internet Troll Who Insults Serena Williams's Body: 'You're an Idiot',J.K. Rowling has no time for the haters – particularly if their objective is her companion.
The Harry Potter creator terminated back at a Twitter client on Saturday who had cruel words for six-time Wimbledon victor Serena Williams.
The 49-year-old initially shared a photograph with the tennis champ on Saturday, demonstrating her backing of Williams before her Women's finals match.
"I'm #TeamSerena today, in light of the fact that you don't meet some super-capable individuals more pleasant than she will be," she composed. "Go @serenawilliams!After Williams won, Rowling kept on showwing her backing through another Tweet, written work, "What a competitor, what a good example, what a lady!" One Twitter client's answer, nonetheless, left the writer set up to brawl.
"Humorous then that principle explanation behind her prosperity is that she is assembled like a man," the client kept in touch with Rowling.
"No doubt, my husband looks simply like this in a dress. You're a blockhead," the star composed back, sharing a photograph of Williams clad in a red movement. Diversion. Set. Point – Rowling. Williams' Saturday win finished her second "Serena Slam" – winning four Grand Slam competitions consecutively, beginning with a year ago's U.S. Open, then the Australia Open, the French Open and now Wimbledon.
Williams won 6-4, 6-4 on Center Court at the Wimbledon Women's finals against Spain's Garbine Mug
The Harry Potter creator terminated back at a Twitter client on Saturday who had cruel words for six-time Wimbledon victor Serena Williams.
The 49-year-old initially shared a photograph with the tennis champ on Saturday, demonstrating her backing of Williams before her Women's finals match.
"I'm #TeamSerena today, in light of the fact that you don't meet some super-capable individuals more pleasant than she will be," she composed. "Go @serenawilliams!After Williams won, Rowling kept on showwing her backing through another Tweet, written work, "What a competitor, what a good example, what a lady!" One Twitter client's answer, nonetheless, left the writer set up to brawl.
"Humorous then that principle explanation behind her prosperity is that she is assembled like a man," the client kept in touch with Rowling.
"No doubt, my husband looks simply like this in a dress. You're a blockhead," the star composed back, sharing a photograph of Williams clad in a red movement. Diversion. Set. Point – Rowling. Williams' Saturday win finished her second "Serena Slam" – winning four Grand Slam competitions consecutively, beginning with a year ago's U.S. Open, then the Australia Open, the French Open and now Wimbledon.
Williams won 6-4, 6-4 on Center Court at the Wimbledon Women's finals against Spain's Garbine Mug
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