Euphoria star Hunter Schafer on her new passport after Trump’s new executive order: “f**k this administration”
The Euphoria star has hit out at the Trump administration after having their gender changed on a new passport.


Trump’s controversial gender laws that have been put in place continue to make the headlines across the world. In the latest twist, actor Hunter Schafer has had her passport issued with a male gender mark, despite the ‘Euphoria’ star being perhaps the most prominent transgender name in TV and film.
Her recent application goes against newly enacted State Department guidance that, explains NBC, “uses sex assigned at birth to determine gender markers on newly issued passports”.
hunter schafer posted a 8 minute and 34 seconds long tiktok story about trump government and how it changed her passport gender from female to male. please listen carefully and with attention to everything she's saying. part one.pic.twitter.com/KVw1LwVCm9
— hunter schafer gallery. (@schaferfiles) February 21, 2025
In an online post, she reiterated that “trans people are beautiful. We are never going to stop existing. I’m never gonna stop being trans,” she said. “A letter and a passport can’t change that. And f--- this administration.”
“I don’t need it, but I do think it’s worth posting to sort of note the reality of the situation and that it is actually happening. And I was shocked. I was shocked because I didn’t, I don’t know. I just didn’t think it was actually going to happen“, she concluded.
NBC say in their report that the White House was asked for comment but has not yet responded.
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