Neither did Liu, who represents the titular function in the 2021 Marvel movie Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, when he tweeted about the coronavirus pandemic on the day Lilly shared her post.
“I lost my grandparents to COVID last year. They were still waiting for their vaccines,” the startweeted “I’m fortunate to have been double-vaccinated and boosted when I got COVID 2 weeks ago. Felt like a cold.”
He likewise prompted the media to stop “spotlighting opinions that are not rooted in facts or science.”
Lilly has actually not discussed her fellow Marvel stars’ remarks.
This isn’t the very first time she has actually dealt with reaction for her viewpoints on the pandemic. In March 2020, after The Hobbit star compared COVID to a “respiratory flu” and stated that “where we are right now feels a lot too near to Marshall [sic] Law for my convenience,” she was apparently knocked by starlet Sophie Turner
“Stay inside, don’t be f–king stupid… even if you count your ‘freedom’ over your… health,” the Game of Thrones alum stated on Instagram Live at the time. “I don’t give a f about your freedom, you could be infecting other people, other vulnerable people around you.”
Lilly later on excused her “arrogant” remarks on Instagram, writing in part, “My direct and special apologies to those most affected by this pandemic. I never meant to hurt you. When I wrote that post 10 days ago, I thought I was infusing calm into the hysteria. I can see now that I was projecting my own fears into an already fearful and traumatic situation.”
