Today on ‘Who is That Hot Ad Girl?’

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Today’s as good a day as any to, once again, feature the latest Who is That Hot Ad Girl hotties. If you aren’t already familiar with Who is That Hot Ad Girl?, it’s a site that answers the burning question, “Who is that hot ad girl?”

Currently featured on the site are Rachel Specter who has appeared in commercials for McDonald’s, RGX Body Spray, Miller Lite and the Adam Sandler movie, Just Go With It; Angelina Vitale who has appeared in Keystone Light and Chevrolet commercials; Jaime Ray Newman who has appeared in PETA ads; Ashley Michaelsen who has appeared in Certain Dri commercials and Bre Joyner who has appeared in York Peppermint Patty commercials.

The site adds a couple of hotties each day so there’s always a fresh selection of advertising deliciousness to appreciate.

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