“Nobody will hire me” … humiliated Alyssa Milano cries on Twitter

Allysa Milano’s career wasn’t exactly the most impressive thing ever.

She was in a couple of shows and makes a name for herself as an activist, and she is incredibly hot at 50, but she wasn’t exactly knocking them dead at the box office.

Since her little attention grab with Elon Musk, however, things have gotten much worse.

Milano took to Twitter, ironically, to cry that nobody will give her a job since she humiliated herself over an electric car to “make a point.”

Milano supported the Nazis over an American company and then left her car running in a posh Soho neighborhood, only to have it catch fire. Now, she faces lawsuits from both Volkswagon and Tesla, as well as the owner of the Chevy parked behind her when her “woke” car went up in flames.

Now that she’s the laughingstock of Hollywood and New York City, her only recourse is to cry to her fans. So far, she’s collected nearly $1.2 million in donations to “get her by” while she battles Musk and the Germans.

It’s almost as if karma came knocking for some reason.

We reached out to Ms. Milano but she told us she was “too depressed to comment.”

She also noted that none of this would be happening to her had we not invented it in the first place, but we’re not the ones who made a big deal out of buying a Volkswagon, okay lady?

Sheesh. Liberals. They’re so needy.

Related Posts

Enya Breaks Silence with Rare Public Appearance That Leaves Fans Captivated

For nearly a decade, Enya’s presence has been felt mainly through her music, making her rare public appearances highly significant. In May 2025, a single photo of…

I Surprised My Mom by Taking Her to Prom and Gave Her the Night She Never Had

As senior prom approached, I realized something that felt obvious once it landed but had taken years to form. My mom never had a prom. She became…

Family of Woman Involved in Federal Operation Share Their Perspective

The death of 37-year-old Renee Nicole Good during a federal immigration operation in Minneapolis has sparked grief, debate, and divided reactions within her own family. The incident occurred on January 7,…

Family of Woman Involved in Federal Operation Share Their Perspective

The death of 37-year-old Renee Nicole Good during a federal immigration operation in Minneapolis has sparked grief, debate, and divided reactions within her own family. The incident occurred on January 7,…

New Details Released After ICE-Related Events in Minneapolis

A deadly encounter during a federal immigration operation has left Minneapolis searching for answers. On January 7, 2026, agents with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement were operating in the Powderhorn Park…

Remembering the Last Morning of Renee Nicole Good

The final hours of Renee Nicole Macklin Good’s life began like any other weekday morning, marked by quiet routines and parental care. On a snowy Wednesday in Minneapolis, the…

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *