Alyssa Milano
Milano in 2011, photo by Helga Esteb/shutterstock.com
Birth Name: Alyssa Jayne Milano
Place of Birth: Bensonhurst, Brooklyn, New York City, New York, U.S.
Date of Birth: December 19, 1972
Ethnicity: Italian
Alyssa Milano is an American actress, producer, singer, author, and activist. Her roles include the series Who’s the Boss?, Melrose Place, Charmed, My Name Is Earl, Mistresses, Wet Hot American Summer: 10 Years Later, and Insatiable, and the films Double Dragon, Embrace of the Vampire, and Poison Ivy II: Lily. She is also known for her #MeToo activism.
Alyssa is the daughter of Lin Milano, a talent manager, and Thomas M. Milano, who edits film music. She is of Italian descent. Alyssa is married to agent David Bugliari, with whom she has two children.
Alyssa’s paternal grandfather was named Thomas R. Malano (the son of Raffaele Malano and Pasqualina Maria). Thomas was born in New York, to Italian parents.
Alyssa’s paternal grandmother was named Connie.
Alyssa’s maternal grandfather was John Bernard Ronzo (the son of Anthony Ronzo and Antonetta Marmorello).
Alyssa’s maternal grandmother was Helen Galea (the daughter of Girolamo Galea and Maria Riccio). Helen’s parents were from Calabria, Italy. Maria was the daughter of Giuseppe Riccio and Teresa Marra.
Is her mother Italian, too? I think there are hardly any 100% Italian-Americans born after 1970. Ariana Grande is a rarity.
Is she related to Nick Milano?
Boris is a complete moron.
And the funny thing is, though idiots like Boris use that stereotype on everyone of Mediterranean/Latin descent little do these idiots know it was actualy the Mediterraneans who started the practice of women shaving, it was Ancient Greece & Rome, before those two ancient civilizations no woman on earth shaved, Shaving among women started after the greeks & romans, so by all means it was probably YOUR people that were hairy and disgusting.
ROME PEOPLE WERENT MUCH MEDITERRANEANS, BUT MORE ALPINE AND NORDIC.
wrong. women have been shaving their bodies for ever since Time immemorial, archaeological evidence shows that both male and females have been shaving their head and bodies since way before rome ever existed. it was actually a necessity to prevent frostbite in cold climates and of more advanced societies such as, Greece, Rome Egypt etc. it was Egypt who really loved its hair removal processes
Actually other Africa groups were doing it before Egyptians, but I know what you’re saying
I LOVE HER IN CHARMED!