Michael Bublé has joined the growing list of celebrities defending Emma Watson and the transgender community following recent remarks by Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling.

Rowling stirred controversy again by calling Watson “stupid” for her outspoken support of transgender rights, a comment that sparked widespread backlash across social media. Known for his charm and sincerity, Bublé responded with a bold message that quickly resonated online:

“Transgender women are women. Only fools oppose that.”

He continued with a heartfelt call for empathy and unity:

“We’re supposed to lead with love, not ignorance. The world’s got enough division — how about a little humanity for a change?”

Fans praised Bublé’s statement, celebrating his willingness to use his platform to promote kindness and understanding. One fan tweeted, “Michael Bublé just proved again that kindness never goes out of style. He said it perfectly — love first, judgment never.”

Bublé’s support places him alongside other stars such as Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint, Cher, and Beyoncé, all of whom have spoken out against Rowling’s divisive remarks toward transgender people and their allies.

Throughout his career, Bublé has consistently emphasized compassion and inclusivity. In previous interviews, he has said that what truly matters is “how you treat people, not who they are.”

“If your heart’s in the right place,” he once reflected, “it shouldn’t matter how someone identifies — it should matter how they love.”

As Rowling continues to face criticism for her controversial views, Michael Bublé’s clear and empathetic response serves as a reminder of the power of kindness and the importance of standing together in support of all people.