Alert – Kate Nash takes bitter foul-mouthed swipe at Rod Stewart, JK Rowling and Denise Welch during Glastonbury set

Kate Nash did not hold back her feelings as took a foul-mouthed swipe at Rod Stewart, JK Rowling, Denise Welch, Keir Starmer and Nigel Farage on Saturday. 

The singer, 37, headlined the Left Field tent at Glastonbury Festival and seemed to slam the Harry Potter author during her set. 

Kate said: ‘The loudest feminist voice in the UK is currently transphobic and that is something that I take very f****** personally, as a feminist and a feminist with trans friends in my life, trans people that I love and that are very important to me.

‘Dismantling systems of oppression lies at the very core of feminism, so transphobia is not f****** feminist. And just because you’re a f******* millionaire and a f****** bully with an army of trolls on the f****** internet.

‘I don’t give a f*** mate. I don’t give a s*** about the hundreds, if not thousands of comments, that I’ve been receiving from trolls since I penned my essay, released it into a song. It’s called Germ.’

Following the rant aimed at Rowling, the Foundations hitmaker laid into music bosses and Denise Welch, who was also at Worthy Farm supporting her son Matt Healy’s band The 1975. 

Kate Nash did not hold back her feelings as took a foul-mouthed swipe at Rod Stewart , JK Rowling , Denise Welch , Keir Starmer and Nigel Farage on Saturday

The singer, 37, headlined the Left Field tent at Glastonbury Festival and seemed to slam the Harry Potter author during her set; Pictured JK Rowling in 2022

Kate continued: ‘The music industry doesn’t know what to do with me. They tried to get rid of me, but they didn’t. There is a record executive sweating their t*** off with Matt Healy’s mum.

‘They’re scared of me. I like that. But I was made of mother f****** bricks. But they didn’t believe me. I even gave them a second warning a few years later when I told them ‘Do not underestimate the girl’. Is it my fault they didn’t believe me?

‘I’m not going to give my third warning. It’s too late for that. I’m taking my bricks and I’m throwing them through the f****** window.’

Ahead of kicking-off her song D***head, Kate added: ‘F*** Rod Stewart. This one [Why You Being A D****head For] goes out to Keir Starmer, JK Rowling, Rod Stewart and Nigel f****** Farage.’

Earlier this week, 80-year-old singer Rod, who took to the stage for the teatime set at Glastonbury, claimed the country was ‘fed up’ with the Tories and that Labour was trying to ditch Brexit.

He accused the Prime Minister of giving Scottish fishing rights ‘back to the EU’, although the Government insists it has simply renewed an existing deal for European boats.

His views represent a second volte-face given that he appeared to support Labour at last year’s election – despite previously backing the Conservatives.

Asked where Britain’s political future now lay, he told The Times: ‘It’s hard for me because I’m extremely wealthy, and I deserve to be, so a lot of it doesn’t really touch me.

Following the rant aimed at Rowling, the Foundations hitmaker laid into music bosses and Denise Welch, who was also at Worthy Farm supporting her son Matt Healy’s band The 1975

Ahead of kicking-off her song D***head, Kate added: ‘F*** Rod Stewart. This one [Why You Being A D****head For] goes out to Keir Starmer (L), JK Rowling, Rod Stewart and Nigel f****** Farage’ (R)

Earlier this week, 80-year-old singer Rod, who took to the stage for the teatime set at Glastonbury, claimed the country was ‘fed up’ with the Tories and that Labour was trying to ditch Brexit

‘But that doesn’t mean I’m out of touch. For instance, I’ve read about Starmer cutting off the fishing in Scotland and giving it back to the EU. That hasn’t made him popular.

‘We’re fed up with the Tories. We’ve got to give Farage a chance. He’s coming across well. What options have we got? I know some of his family, I know his brother, and I quite like him.’  

Kate shot to fame in the Noughties with her debut album Made of Bricks, which came out in 2007 and went straight to Number 1 in the music charts. 

Despite having huge success, the former Brit School alumni later discovered her manager had stolen vast sums of money from her, which left her almost bankrupt.

After parting ways with her record label, she was forced to sell her flat and move back in with her parents.

Alongside singing, Kate went on to land a part in Netflix series Glow, about female wrestlers in the Eighties, but this was cancelled part way through filming the fourth season.

The songstress has still been making music, but in November last year revealed she had joined adults only site OnlyFans as she ‘needed the money’. She made the announcement on her Instagram stories with a cheeky pic of her bum.

Though she has been releasing new music recently, the musician shared she had joined the racy app as ‘touring makes losses’. 

Giving fans a 20 percent discount for the first few subscribers as she posted a link to her new page where monthly subscriptions cost £7.91, Kate said: ‘Butts Tour Buses.’