Heartstopper actress Yasmin Finney responds to transphobic comments

Heartstopper actress Yasmin Finney announced on Instagram on Saturday that she was a victim of transphobia.

The transgender 18-year-old, who plays Elle Argent in Netflix’s LGBTQ drama, took to Twitter to get back in the comments with a gorgeous mirror selfie.

In the post, a woman asked, “Are you a boy or a girl?” as the actress was leaving a restaurant earlier in the day. revealed that he was shouting.

Heartstopper tells the story of Charlie Spring (Joe Locke) and Nick Nelson (Kit Connor), all high school kids who start a secret affair.

Yasmin plays Charlie’s girlfriend, Elle, who moves into a girls’ school after she reveals her trans identity.

Yıldız shared his post, ‘Are you a man or a woman? Today, when I was about to leave a restaurant, some women shouted this in front of all their peers…’

‘Um [I don’t know] How do I look?’.

Star return: Yasmin, who plays Elle (pictured in the character on the show), recently revealed she was scolded while walking out of a restaurant

Shock: In the post, the star said, ‘Are you a man or a woman? Today, when I was about to leave a restaurant, some women shouted this in front of all their peers…’

Yasmin accompanied the post with a stunning photo showing her incredible body in front of the camera.

The star wore a gorgeous black dress with a full skirt, a cheeky cut and a thigh-high slit.

“I was clearly shocked when she said that and then she said, ‘I’m not transphobic, I have trans friends,'” Yasmin said.

“I lost hope at this point lol,” she said.

Champion: Fans rushed to defend the star on social media, commenting, “You’ve been a woman from the start, people are blind and don’t see your beauty and feminine qualities.”

Inspiration: Yasmin wowed fans around the world with her portrayal of Elle, her teenage transvestite journey, and her budding romance with Elle’s best friend Tao Xu (played by William Gao).

Fans rushed to defend the actress on social media, saying, “You’ve been a woman from the beginning, blind people who don’t see your beauty and feminine qualities, I don’t care Yaz, you are the most beautiful ever. x ‘

As another wrote: ‘I’m so sorry Yasmin ….. sometimes I think people do this to ask questions or to be really disrespectful and sometimes I think the answer is a beautiful woman who really deserves respect, a lot of people, and to answer your question’ .

And the third added: ‘You look like a goddess, that’s it!’

Yasmin has won fans worldwide for her portrayal of Elle, her teenage transvestite journey, and her budding romance with Elle’s best friend Tao Xu (played by William Gao).

Producer Patrick Walters has previously talked about the show’s commitment to casting a black trans actress to play Elle.

Before we met Yasmin, we were afraid of not finding the right person to play this role.

“There was a lot of pressure and we felt like we couldn’t do the show without finding the right person to bring you into this story.”

Summary: Since debuting on the show, the star has found an incredible fan base with 239,000 Twitter followers and over 1 million Instagram followers.

This came after 60-year-old Phillip Schofield had a hard time holding back tears when he recently met the stars of the show This Morning.

“There were good friends, there were understanding families,” said the emotional host, speaking to actors Joe Locke and Kit Connor.

After being married to his wife Steph for 29 years, Phillip, who announced that he is gay two years ago, continued as follows: “This is the world you want, you want that friendship group, you want that acceptance in every school and in every life. “‘.

Tears: This comes after 60-year-old Phillip Schofield had a hard time holding back tears when he recently met the stars of the show This Morning.

Cute: Philip told Joe Locke (left) and Kit Connor (right) “This is the world you want, you want that fellowship, you want that acceptance in every school and in every life.”

“There is no doubt that not everyone with these insights will receive such a positive response.”

The series is also based on Oscar winner Olivia Colman and is based on: A comic book by Alice Oseman.

The official synopsis for Netflix reads: “When cute Charlie and rugby lover Nick meet in high school, they soon discover that their unlikely friendship has turned into an unexpected romance.

“Charlie, Nick and their circle of friends must embark on a journey of self-discovery and acceptance and support each other as they learn to find themselves more authentic.”

Big Names: Now streaming on Netflix and starring Oscar winner Olivia Colman, the series is based on the comic book by Alice Oseman

Young Love: The show is a comedy drama about the age of consent where two teenagers fall in love in high school.