Adopts "they/them" pronouns

Emma Dumont's New Journey: From 'Oppenheimer' to Trans Masculine Non-Binary

Emma Dumont, known for their role in 'Oppenheimer,' has come out as transmasculine non-binary, adopting the name Nick Dumont for personal circles. While maintaining their stage name, they have updated their pronouns to "they/them" on social media.

Emma Dumont embraces new identity
Career highlights and future projects
Public support and personal reflections

Emma Dumont, the 30-year-old actor renowned for their portrayal of "Jackie" in the acclaimed film 'Oppenheimer,' has publicly embraced their identity as trans masculine non-binary. Recently, they updated their pronouns to "they/them" on Instagram and chose to be called Nick Dumont by close friends and family - also putting this new name in their bio on Instagram. Despite this personal change, Dumont will continue to use their stage name, Emma Dumont, in professional settings. As their representative explained, "They identify as a trans masculine non-binary person. Their work name is still going to be Emma Dumont, but they will go by Nick with friends and family."

Emma Dumont's Career Highlights

Dumont's career has been on a steady rise, with notable roles in productions like Marvel's 'The Gifted' and Paul Thomas Anderson's 'Licorice Pizza.' Their performance in 'Oppenheimer' as Robert Oppenheimer's sister-in-law Jackie brought them international attention. Beyond their recent work, Dumont has accumulated more than 25 acting credits since 2009, showcasing their versatility across various genres. Upcoming projects include the thriller 'New Me,' where they are credited as the lead actor under their stage name.

Public Support and Personal Reflections

Following the announcement, Dumont received overwhelming support from fans and followers on social media. Many praised their courage and authenticity, with comments celebrating their new chapter. While Dumont has not publicly addressed their coming out in detail, their social media presence reflects a sense of newfound freedom. In past interviews, Dumont has expressed a pragmatic view of their career, stating, "It's just a job for me but at the same time, it's great to be part of such a crazy awesome world where everyone’s an artist."