Alyssa Milano defends herself as trolls slam her ‘useless’ crochet face mask

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Alyssa Milano has come under fire for using an impractical crochet face mask after urging her followers to protect themselves from the coronavirus. The actress took to Twitter on Saturday to share an image of herself alongside husband Dave Bugliari and their two children Elizabella, five, and eight-year-old Milo wearing the piece, which appeared to have holes in it.

Alyssa Milano has come under fire for using an impractical crochet face mask after urging her followers to protect themselves from the coronavirus.

She's not afraid to call out haters when they troll her online.And Alyssa Milano did just that when Twitter users called her out for her 'useless' face mask that was crocheted - and therefore had holes throughout.But the 47-year-old wasn't having a bar of it, telling haters that she inserted a protective filter underneath. 'Mask has a filter in it for f**k's sake!' Alyssa Milano called out haters on Saturday after they slammed her for her unprotective face maskIt all started after Alyssa shared a family selfie of herself, husband, Dave Bugliari, 39, and their kids, Milo, eight, and Elizabella, five, wearing their masks ahead of an outing.

Actress Alyssa Milano was criticized Saturday on Twitter after sharing a picture of herself and her family wearing coronavirus face masks and encouraging others to do the same -- but hers appeared to have holes in it, as it was crocheted. Milano posted a photo of herself in a car with her husband and two children, who were all wearing facial coverings.

Alyssa Milano is defending herself after coming under fire for wearing a crocheted mask.

Alyssa Milano, 47, is clearing the air about her crochet face mask! After Twitter users noticed the cream-colored knit item contained holes — as all crocheted items do — the Charmed alum confirmed she had already taken care of that concern. “Mask has a filter in it for f—’s sake. A carbon one. My mom makes them,” she explained in a tweet on Saturday, May 23, adding an eye roll emoji and the hashtag #WearAMask. “A–holes, mask has a carbon filter in it. So, yes, it might be crochet but totally safe,” she added in a second tweet, including a screenshot of carbon filters on sale via Amazon for $26.99. “Enjoy,” she added over the image of the filters, which sell for 100 in a pack.

Alyssa Milano is responding to the haters who say that her crochet face mask is not effective for preventing the spread of coronavirus.