Nineties TV star, 51, has barely aged a day in sweet family snap – nearly 20 years after hit show ended
CHARMED took the world by storm when it first debuted in the US in 1998 – and still remains a cult favourite to this day.
Now Alyssa Milano, 51, has shared a picture of her own, real charmed life, and has barely aged a day in an adorable photo on Instagram.
A proud mum to two children – 12-year-old Milo and Elizabella, nine, Alyssa was seen beaming during a family trip to Ireland.
Sharing a group selfie alongside her husband, talent agent David Bugliari, 43, the group were seen smiling against a backdrop of the iconic picturesque coastline.
She simply captioned the pic: “Ireland 2024”
Fans complimented Alyssa on her age-defying looks, with one commenting: “As u grow u become more beautiful.
“Beautiful photo of you and your family Alyssa, hope you had a wonderful time,” said another.
Alyssa has been acting since the age of 12, becoming a household name in TV sitcom Who’s The Boss? Alongside Tony Danza and Judith Light.
But she sealed herself as an icon to many in 1998, playing Phoebe Halliwell in Charmed.
The drama, which also starred Rose McGowan, Holly Marie Combs and Shannen Doherty, centred around witches the Halliwell Sisters.
Together, the trio possess ‘the power of three’, making them have almost unmatched abilities – something that came in handy when they found themselves facing evil foes.
Alyssa and Holly (who played Piper Halliwell) appeared in every episode of the show, with Shannen, who played Prue, leaving the series before being replaced by Rose as the sisters’ cousin, Paige.
The series ran until 2006 when it was eventually cancelled, and since then Rose McGowan has spoken out against her co-stars as a bitter feud continues.
In 2018, The CW rebooted the show with an entirely new cast, which ran for four seasons.
She married talent agent David in 2009, after being introduced by their mutual friend, This Is Us star Milo Ventimiglia.
In 2021, Alyssa dedicated a chapter of her memoir to him and their marriage.
She wrote: “People often break out the old cliché. ‘Love means never having to say you’re sorry.’ Boy, do I call bulls*** on that.
“Love, in many ways, is a constant state of apology. It means recognizing the things that you fail at, knowing that the person you love sees them too, and trying so hard to be better at them.”
He runs his own business, Range Media Partners, and represent clients including The Walking Dead’s Andrew Lincoln, The End of the F***ing World’s Naomi Ackie, Game Of Thrones’ Emilia Clarke and Bradley Cooper.