Jennifer Love Hewitt Sells Hanes Underwear

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No sooner do we finish debating the merits of sexually laced advertising targeting youth when we stumble upon this announcement over at AdJab stating Jennifer Love Hewitt will now be posing in Hanes ads for teenage boys so they can release their pent up…um…let us rephrase…so their girlfriends and sisters can aspire to JLH beauty by wearing Hanes panties. Love Hewitt will appear in ads for the underwear maker which debut later this month. While Adjab notes this is Love Hewitt’s first foray into women’s wear, we can point you to a little amusing item we wrote a couple years ago that might just debunk that fact. OK, so it’s a little joke but it’s still fun.

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