Alyssa Milano is an acclaimed actress, producer, and passionate activist whose career spans more than four decades in the entertainment industry.

From her breakout role as Samantha Micelli on Who’s the Boss? to her beloved portrayal of Phoebe Halliwell on the hit series Charmed, Alyssa has captivated audiences with her versatility, charisma, and authenticity.

Beyond the screen, Alyssa has built a powerful voice in the realm of social justice. A key figure in amplifying the #MeToo movement, she has leveraged her platform to champion causes such as gender equality, reproductive rights, gun safety, and voter engagement. Her activism has earned her recognition from the United Nations, TIME Magazine, and various humanitarian organizations.

As a producer, Alyssa has helmed projects that reflect her commitment to storytelling that challenges, empowers, and inspires. Her work behind the scenes includes producing television content that elevates female perspectives and advocates for underrepresented voices.

Alyssa is also a bestselling author, having published both children’s literature and memoirs that explore her life, beliefs, and the responsibility of fame. Her book “Sorry Not Sorry” delves into the intersections of celebrity and civic responsibility, delivering powerful personal essays with wit and heart.