News about Evanna Lynch

After announcing she is pregnant with her second child, Harry Potter actress Afshan Azad-Kazi has been lauded by her co-stars. The actress, 36, is best known for her role in the hit film series Padma Patil, most notably the Goblet Of Fire. Afshan posted a sweet snapshot of her daughter Kyra holding her hands on her growing bump on Instagram to share her news.

EMILY PREACHER: When the author became embroiled in a trans rights controversy, actor Evanna Lynch was one of the few Harry Potter actors to support J.K. Rowling (inset). Now Evanna, who played Harry's girlfriend Luna Lovegood in the films, admits she was naive not to expect an online backlash for supporting Rowling. Her activities were in stark contrast to Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, and Rupert Grint, who all slammed the writer.

Luna Lovegood, the Harry Potter film series, came to fame. However, Evanna Lynch now looks completely different after going through a dramatic hair transformation. The actress, 32, began her career in Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix in 2007, when she was voted fan favorite Luna.

Evanna Lynch, Tom Felton, and Matthew Lewis were among the Harry Potter characters in Tokyo on Thursday at a theme park opening. The three children, Luna Lovegood, Draco Malfoy, and Neville Longbottom, respectively, were able to appear at the 'Warner Bros' opening ceremony.' The Making of Harry Potter The Making of Harry Potter The Making of Harry Potter The Potter The Making of Harry Potter theme park in Tokyo. Evanna, leaving her Hogwarts cape and magic at home, looked spectacular in a thigh-skimming lilac mini dress that highlighted the majority of her lithe legs, although her co-stars remained stylish in chic ensembles when meeting supporters.

Evanna Lynch, left and inset, said she had been naive when she advocated Rowling (right) in 2020 but that more people would pay attention to her. The 31-year-old actress, who won Luna after battling anorexia with the support of Rowling herself, said the 'problem is that there is a difference between who is the most vulnerable'. JK Rowling joined the trans debate in 2020 when she criticized an article's use of the term "people who menstruate" and wrote a personal essay defending her views on sex. Last month, the author, who also writes crime fiction under the pseudonym Robert Galbraith, denied that the trans row will destabilize her Harry Potter legacy.