Alyssa Milano introduced the glamor in a protracted black gown on Wednesday on the Period Coalition Ahead Girls's Equality Trailblazer Awards in Los Angeles.
The 51-year-old actress wore a black gown with three-quarter sleeves and a plunging neckline as she attended the occasion on the Lily Tomlin/Jane Wagner Cultural Arts Middle.
She accomplished her outfit with open platform heels and accessorized with pendant necklaces, rings and bracelets.
Alyssa had her brown hair styled with bangs within the entrance with lengthy, free curls falling beneath her shoulders.
She accentuated her pure magnificence with full make-up, together with crimson lipstick.
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Alyssa spoke on stage on the occasion and was joined by civil rights legal professional Benjamin Crump, 54.
He additionally joined for a gaggle picture with Dolores Huerta, Jane Fonda, Lily Tomlin and Lisa Ann Walter.
The awards occasion additionally featured the premiere of “Nonetheless Working 9 to five.”
The 2022 documentary revisits the 1980 hit with Jane, Lily and Dolly Parton and “explores why office inequality 40 years later was by no means a laughing matter,” in line with an official synopsis.
The traditional movie additionally starred the late Dabney Coleman, who died on Might 16 on the age of 92.
Alyssa shared a bikini picture earlier this month on Instagram whereas staying on the posh Nobu Resort in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, which prices $3,000 an evening for a big room.
The luxurious outing occurred three months after his GoFundMe scandal the place he requested followers to assist pay for a visit for his son's baseball staff.
Alyssa is married to Hollywood agent David Bugliari, 43, who was co-head of the movie division at CAA.
Followers broadly mocked her GoFundMe submit she shared on X, previously often called Twitter, flooding her responses with memes, together with one saying the actress “identifies as poor” when she is time to pay the payments.
After receiving backlash, Milano defended herself on X, telling followers that she paid “for the uniforms for the entire staff and the coaches” herself, in addition to organized birthday events and sponsored “any youngster that may't afford month-to-month charges.”
She added: “The children are additionally fundraising themselves – automobile washes, film nights, and plenty of different enjoyable stuff! Because of everybody who contributed to the gofundme! You made issues simpler for these boys and their households .
Alyssa and David married in 2009, and along with their 12-year-old son Milo, they’ve a nine-year-old daughter Elizabella.
The Who's The Boss star additionally had defenders, such because the one who argued on X: “Why do different dad and mom anticipate her to pay for all of the staff stuff? The children want to lift the cash, she thought it could assist.
One in every of his supporters wrote in his solutions: “It's unreal, instantly, simply since you're an actress, individuals suppose it’s a must to finance every thing. There's nothing unsuitable with doing this. It's a terrific instance for kids to see you as Alyssa the Mom, not Alyssa the actress. This world is overrun with / Karens!'
“I do know,” Alyssa replied. “And I might if I might.”
