Daisy Edgar-Jones has publicly backed author Sally Rooney amid controversy over her books being removed in the UK. Paul Mescal and Daisy Edgar-Jones have stood by Rooney, highlighting their commitment to her work during a period of book withdrawals. The support comes as Rooney's books have faced withdrawal due to concerns over their content. The actors' statement emphasizes their support for the author's writing despite the legal challenges.
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