Alyssa Milano makes 2024 presidential endorsement with red lip selfie after considering run for congress

Charmed actress Alyssa Milano has endorsed Kamala Harris.

The actress turned activist took to X, formerly Twitter, shared a snap of herself as she sported a Harris [Tim] Walz camo hat with red lipstick on her pout.

The 51-year-old outspoken star wrote: ‘Let’s do this, America,’ adding the hashtags #HarrisForPOTUS and #Harris Waltz2024.

Her post comes months after Alyssa expressed interest in running for Congress against U.S. Rep Tom McClintock – however she never followed through with it.

The actress took to X, formerly Twitter, shared a snap of herself as she sported a Harris [Tim] Walz camo hat with red lipstick on her pout

Alyssa has openly support the Harris Walz campaign, sharing it to her social media.

The actress said in May she was considering running against U.S. Rep McClintock for Congress.

She had taken to Twitter to talk about it, asking her followers if she should in fact run against him. 

In June, Alyssa confirmed that she is considering running for a congressional position, when speaking to The Hill.

‘I’m looking at California’s 4th District to potentially run against McClintock,’ she told the outlet.

Adding: ‘I split my time between Truckee, California and Bell Canyon, California and the Republicans have basically had a strong arm there in the 4th District.’

However, Alyssa never followed through with her plans and never joined the race.

McClintock, a Republican, is currently in the running for the position for U.S. House California District 5 against Democrat Mike Barkley and Steve Wozniak, who has no party preference. 

The actress turned activist took to X, formerly Twitter , shared a snap of herself as she sported a Harris [Tim] Walz camo hat with red lipstick on her pout.

In January, Alyssa came under fire for sharing a GoFundMe asking for donations for her 12-year-old son’s baseball team trip.

Alyssa, who has a reported net worth of $10 million, set the online fundraiser herself under her married name Alyssa Bugliari. She is married to David Bulgiari, a Hollywood agent who used to be the co-head of the motion picture department at CAA.

She shared it to her X account, writing: ‘My son’s baseball team is raising money for their Cooperstown trip. Any amount would be so greatly appreciated.’

Critics called her out for being a ‘rich actress’ asking every day citizens for money when she could pay for the entire trip herself. 

‘You’re a rich actress in Hollywood and you’re begging for money for your kid?’ snapped an X user. ‘Pay for it yourself you miserable t***.’ 

‘Why isn’t Alyssa Milano paying for the trip for the whole team herself?’ wrote another. ‘Why is she asking for money from people who can barely buy groceries.’ 

After receiving backlash, Milano defended herself on X, telling followers she has paid ‘for uniforms for the entire team and coaches’ herself as well as thrown birthday parties and sponsored ‘any kid who can’t afford monthly dues.’ 

She added: ‘The kids also do fundraising themselves—car washes, movie nights, and many other fun things! Thank you to all who have contributed to the gofundme! You’ve made things easier for these boys and their families.’ 

She and her family live in a reportedly $2.5 million, five-bedroom home in an upscale gated community in Bell Canyon, about 20 miles north of Los Angeles.

In January, Alyssa came under fire for sharing a GoFundMe asking for donations for her 12-year-old son’s baseball team trip

Alyssa and her husband Dave Bugliari married in 2009, and in addition to their 13-year-old son Milo, they also have a 10-year-old daughter called Elizabella

 Milano and Bugliari married in 2009, and in addition to their 13-year-old son Milo, they have a 10-year-old daughter called Elizabella. 

Weeks later, Alyssa attended Super Bowl LVIII with her son Milo at Allegiant Stadium in Paradise, Nevada – which angered her critics even more.

Tickets for the Super Bowl – football’s biggest night – can range from $950 to $9,500 on average per ticket.