LONDON -- It's always fun when two of your favourite celebrities interact with each other -- especially when it's two people you wouldn't normally associate with one another.
SEE ALSO: J.K. Rowling explains the mystery of a strange character in early 'Harry Potter' sketchActress Amy Schumer is Watch Young Wife Bai Jiecurrently in the UK as part of her stand-up tour. On Tuesday night, she had a show in Scotland's capital city, Edinburgh.
And guess who had tickets?
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Imagine being in the crowd to watch Amy Schumer, then turning around and realising you were stood beside J.K. Rowling.
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At this point, Rowling responded with a sentence most Harry Potter fans would give their wand-arms to be on the receiving end of.
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The only thing that could possibly have made the whole exchange better is if they'd grabbed a selfie together.
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