She’s never been afraid of making her voice heard.
And Alyssa Milano continued to be her outspoken self while attending Saturday’s March For Our Lives against gun violence in Los Angeles.
During the weekend protest, the Who’s The Boss actress, 45, was joined by Son Milo, six, who carried a sign covered in finger-painting and read: ‘Keep us safe in school.’
The starlet was dressed for comfort, donning a red shirt bearing the message: 'Moms demand action for gun sense in America’ with skinny blue jeans tucked into shiny, black combat boots.
The Charmed star kept her face makeup-free while wearing her caramel blonde locks loosely.
Alyssa carried along a sign which said: 'Fear and love cannot live in the same house’ in bold block letters.
She was joined by her eldest child, son Milo, as well as husband Dave Bugliari and their daughter Elizabella, three.
Another photo depicted the whole family, showing her pint-sized daughter sit on dad’s shoulders while holding up the same sign as her older brother.
A black and white picture displayed a third sign, which read: 'Protect our children.’
Later, the My Name Is Earl star shared a group photo which featured fellow actors Kendrick Sampson, Kelly McCreary, and Rena Sofer.
The group was also joined by La La Land producer Jordan Horowitz, The Big Bang Theory co-creator Bill Prady, an Emmy-winning TV writer Danny Zuker, who were all there in support of gun control measures and to protest the influence of the NRA.
