Emma Dumont, widely recognized for their portrayal of Jackie Oppenheimer in the film “Oppenheimer,” has announced a personal change, identifying as trans masculine non-binary. Dumont has chosen the name Nick Dumont for use among close friends and family while retaining Emma Dumont as their professional name. They now use “they/them” pronouns.
This update was reflected on Dumont’s Instagram profile, which now displays the name “Nick Dumont” and the use of “they/them” pronouns. A representative clarified the actor’s decision, stating, “Their work name is still going to be Emma Dumont, but they will go by Nick with friends and family.”
Dumont, who has over 25 acting credits since their career began in 2009, has not yet made a formal public statement regarding the announcement. Their career continues to thrive, with an upcoming role in the thriller “New Me,” where they will remain credited as Emma Dumont.
The concept of being trans masculine refers to individuals assigned female at birth who identify with aspects of masculinity, whether as transgender men or non-binary individuals. Dumont’s announcement has added to conversations about personal identity in public life, particularly within the entertainment industry.