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Evangeline Lilly Apologizes for Her 'Insensitive' Comments on Social Distancing

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Evangeline Lilly is apologizing to fans after she made some controversial comments on social distancing earlier this month.

While most celebrities were urging their fans to stay home to help flatten the curve during the current health crisis, Evangeline preached the opposite. Evangeline said that “house arrest” was not for her family and she added, “Where we are right now feels a lot too close to Marshall Law [sic] for my comfort already, all in the name of a respiratory flu.

It’s unnerving…Let’s be vigilant right now. And kind. Watchful and gracious — keeping a close eye on our leaders, making sure they don’t abuse this moment to steal away more freedoms and grab more power.” In her apology, Evangeline said that her comments were made on

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