Back in May, the author proved her talent yet again by putting down controversial Westboro Baptist Church - an unaffiliated Baptish church in America known for their hate-speech against homosexuals - after they maliciously responded to her tweet about a dream gay wedding: the union of Hogwarts headmaster Albus Dumbledore and Lord of The Rings wizard Gandalf.

It all started when the Harry Potter author posted celebratory tweets about Ireland becoming the first country in the world to legalise same-sex marriage.

"Sitting here watching the Irish make history," she wrote. "Extraordinary and wonderful."

When an Irish fan said to Rowling that she hoped her fictional characters would feel welcome in her country, particularly Professor Dumbledore, who Rowling confirmed was gay earlier this year, the writer posted a meme of Keanu Reeves captioned "What if Dumbledore and Gandalf were gay together" and added, "Then they could get married in Ireland!"

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