The company has since released another ad featuring Lily once again seated behind a desk. We continue to fight to support her and our values, which appreciate and respect all women' (via Yahoo). Last summer, we disabled or deleted these comments on our social sites. I do not want any of this.'ĪT&T has expressed their support for the actress, saying 'We will not tolerate the inappropriate comments and harassment of Milana Vayntrub, the talented actor and director who portrays Lily in our ads. She told viewers, 'I am not consenting to any of this. During an Instagram Live session that was reposted on Twitter, she read the inappropriate comments she was receiving out loud and made it clear they were making her uncomfortable. Last year, she spoke out about the sexual harassment she received online, which intensified after photos of herself in college were spread around. This is not the first time Vayntrub has directly addressed the fact that she receives unwanted comments about her body. It turns out that concealing her body was an intentional choice by Vayntrub, and she was more than willing to share with fans why she'll continue to do so for the time being. However, fans may have noticed that in this commercial, the character, who can often be seen roaming around an AT&T store, is stationed behind a desk with her body mostly concealed. The new March Madness ad fits right in with the other Lily spots, showcasing her quirky personality and quick wit. Every time the customer has a new question, they also have a new foam finger - which Lily can't help but point out is a little bit weird ( after she's answered all of the questions, of course).

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