More than a decade after the publication of the final Harry Potter novel, and nearly eight years after the final film, J.K. Rowling insists on continuing to add not just to the Wizarding World franchise, but minute details about the beloved characters’ sexual lives.
In a special feature interview for the Blu-ray release of the spinoff film “Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald,” Rowling decided to expound on the relationship between the aforementioned wizard and Albus Dumbledore, affectionately remembered by millennials at the grandfatherly genius who mentors young Harry.
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