After photo emerges of Alyssa Milano and her son, 12, at the Super Bowl, fans spot detail that leaves people furious

Alyssa Milano’s attendance at this year’s Super Bowl with her son has sparked controversy after she recently asked for donations to support her son’s baseball team. The actress faced criticism for seeking financial assistance while being able to afford tickets to the NFL event.

Milano was photographed alongside her 12-year-old son at the Allegiant Stadium, prompting some netizens to question how she could afford the Super Bowl tickets shortly after soliciting donations for her son’s baseball team. In late January, Milano had shared a GoFundMe page asking for contributions to help her son’s team travel to Cooperstown, New York.

Despite Milano’s reported net worth of $10 million, the fundraiser aimed to collect $10,000 to support the 12U baseball team’s expenses. The request for donations drew backlash, with some pointing out Milano’s financial means and suggesting that fundraising efforts should be unnecessary given her wealth.

Internet users expressed their frustration, questioning Milano’s priorities and suggesting that the funds could have been better allocated to support her son’s team rather than spending on Super Bowl tickets. Some criticized the idea of seeking donations for extracurricular activities when traditional fundraising methods like car washes and bake sales were available.

Milano defended her actions, explaining that fundraising for sports teams is common among parents and that she cannot afford to cover all expenses herself. She emphasized the importance of community support and expressed disappointment at the negative comments targeting her son’s social media page.

In a statement, Milano urged critics to refrain from targeting her son and emphasized the need to let children enjoy their activities without interference. She invited those interested in supporting the team to donate voluntarily, while also acknowledging that not everyone may agree with her fundraising approach.

The controversy surrounding Milano’s Super Bowl attendance highlights the complexities of fundraising for youth activities and the scrutiny faced by public figures in managing their finances.