Evangeline Lilly apologizes after refusing to self-quarantine amid coronavirus pandemic

Evangeline Lilly has finally apologized for her widely criticized comments on the coronavirus crisis. 

Actress Evangeline Lilly has apologized for insensitive comments she made about social distancing during the coronavirus pandemic earlier this month.

Evangeline Lilly, 40, is publicly apologizing about her shocking comments from Mar. 16.

Evangeline Lilly has apologized to fans for her previous comments about coronavirus after receiving backlash online. The 40-year-old actress said in a post on social media Thursday that her prior statement was "dismissive, arrogant and cryptic." Last week, Lilly said online she wasn't going to practice social distancing and called COVID-19 just a "respiratory flu" but now realizes how inappropriate her comments were.

Evangeline Lilly is offering her «sincere and heartfelt apology» for recent comments she made about the ongoing coronavirus pandemic -- and she's doing so from her home where she is, in fact, social distancing.

Evangeline Lilly has apologized for recently making dismissive statements regarding the coronavirus pandemic.

Evangeline Lilly is offering her “sincere and heartfelt apology” for recent comments she made about the ongoing coronavirus pandemic – and she’s doing so from her home where she is, in fact, social distancing.

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

Evangeline Lilly is offering her «sincere and heartfelt apology» for recent comments she made about the ongoing coronavirus pandemic – and she's doing so from her home where she is, in fact, social distancing.

Evangeline Lilly has issued a lengthy apology in response to the backlash she received for dismissing the dangers of the coronavirus pandemic.  The actress took to Instagram on Thursday, calling her prior remarks "dismissive, arrogant and cryptic."  Lilly clarified that she and her family began social distancing on March 18, and that at the time of her original post, in which she labeled COVID-19 as nothing more than a "respiratory flu," leaders in her "small community" had not yet ramped up

Don’t expect a Lost reunion anytime soon. Maggie Grace expressed her concern about the way Evangeline Lilly is handling the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. She posted a lengthy reply under her Lost co-star’s recent Instagram post — which included that she and her kids were going about their lives “business as usual,”opting not to self-quarantine — which sparked major backlash.

It’s been nearly a decade since Lost has aired, but it’s safe to say the group won’t be having a family reunion anytime soon. Maggie Grace slammed her former costar Evangeline Lilly for her remarks about coronavirus after Daniel Dae Kim‘s diagnosis.

Sophie Turner wants her followers to know that she's taking the coronavirus pandemic very seriously and that they should be, too. In an Instagram Live video featuring her husband, Joe Jonas, Turner threw some shade at people who are ignoring advice from experts to stay home.

Hoo, boy. This coronavirus pandemic has some celebrities acting all kinds of reckless! First Vanessa Hudgens claimed that people dying from the virus was “inevitable,” then Gal Gadot subjected us to her and her celeb friends’ cover of “Imagine,” and now Evangeline Lilly is out here refusing to self-quarantine.

The actress is currently living with her father, who is battling stage four leukaemia

While other celebrities are using their social media influence to urge their fans to stay at home, actress Evangeline Lilly is refusing to self-isolate and is promoting her choice on the internet. On March 16, when healthcare experts were aggressively advising people to put their social lives on hold, Evangeline Lilly decided to take a stand against self-quarantining and tweeted, “#morningtea Just dropped my kids off at gymnastics camp.