Alyssa Milano brings the glamour and speaks on stage during Era Coalition Forward Women’s Equality Trailblazer Awards ceremony in Los Angeles after her luxury vacation in Cabo San Lucas following GoFundMe controversy

Alyssa Milano brought the glamour in a long black dress on Wednesday to the Era Coalition Forward Women’s Equality Trailblazer Awards in Los Angeles.

The 51-year-old actress donned a black gown with three-quarters sleeves and a deep neckline while attending the event at the Lily Tomlin/Jane Wagner Cultural Arts Center.

She completed her outfit with open-toed platform heels and accessorized with pendant necklace, rings and bracelets.

Alyssa had her brown hair styled with a fringe upfront with long, loose curls falling down below her shoulders.

She accentuated her natural beauty with full makeup including red lipstick.

Alyssa spoke onstage at the event and was joined by civil rights attorney Benjamin Crump, 54.

She also teamed up for a group photo with Dolores Huerta, Jane Fonda, Lily Tomlin and Lisa Ann Walter.

The awards event also featured the premiere of ‘Still Working 9 to 5’.

The 2022 documentary looks back at the 1980 hit starring Jane, Lily and Dolly Parton and ‘explores why workplace inequality 40 years later was never a laughing matter,’ according to an official synopsis.

The classic film also starred the late Dabney Coleman, who died on May 16 at age 92.

Alyssa shared a bikini picture earlier this month on Instagram while staying at the swanky Nobu Hotel in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, which costs $3,000 a night for a large room.

The luxurious outing occurred three months after her GoFundMe scandal where she asked fans to help pay for a trip for her son’s baseball team.

Alyssa is married to powerhouse Hollywood agent David Bugliari, 43, who used to be a co-head of the motion picture department at CAA.

Fans widely mocked her GoFundMe post that she shared on X, formerly known as Twitter, flooding her replies with memes, including one that said the actress ‘identifies as poor’ when it is time to pay the bills.

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.’

Alyssa and David married in 2009, and in addition to their 12-year-old son Milo, they have nine-year-old daughter Elizabella.

The Who’s The Boss star had defenders as well, such as one who argued on X: ‘Why would the other parents expect her to pay for all the team stuff? The kids need to raise the money, she thought she was helping.’

One of her supporters wrote in her replies: ‘It’s unreal, right away, just because you’re an actress, people think you have to fund the entire thing. There’s not a damn thing wrong with your doing this. It’s a great example for the kids to see you as Alyssa the Mom, not Alyssa the actress. This world is overrun with/Karens!’

‘I know,’ replied Alyssa. ‘And I would if I could.’