"That’s going to become the norm, I hope sooner than later," Candice said. "But, you know, if I had to deal with crap online and harassment online so a girl who looks like me, ten years from now, can successfully be on these shows without any of that, then it’s well worth it. I can take it."Let us slide into your DMs.Sign up for theTeen Voguedaily emailWant more fromTeen Vogue? Check this out: antagonists, but the Malfoys have always been an incredibly tight-knit family. (Um, remember when Narcissa fully thwarted Lord Voldemort's struggle to destroy Harry inDeathly Hallows in Hollywood today. “I’ve been really fortunate to work with a lot of women,” Margaret says of her career thus far, pointing out thatThe Leftovers While Ashleigh did face backlash when she was officially cast, she tried not to focus on the comments people made about her playing Josie. "[People] were like 'Just don’t even go on the Internet. Don’t check social media.' And I have seen people say some really unfortunate things, but there was so much happiness and gratitude and support outside of that negativity, that it kinda outweighed it. And now it’s just white noise. I don’t even notice it or see it much anymore. And it’s probably thanks to [Candice], because [she] had to go through it before I did. [She] probably made the transition a little bit easier," Ashleigh explained.