Alyssa Milano is not going quietly into the sunset. Much to the chagrin of many, Milano is taking her career to the podcasting arena with a program entitled “Sorry Not Sorry”.

Milano’s first political discussion: abortion. And she wants stories from “inspirational women” on this topic:

If you’d like to share your personal abortion story on my podcast to help shine a light on the importance of bodily autonomy, please record story on your voice memo app and email it to below address. If you’d like to remain anonymous please say so in your email. #SorryNotSorry https://t.co/QNcOUP25ya

— Alyssa Milano (@Alyssa_Milano) April 12, 2019

And, Milano got what she deserved in the responses:

My mom was a single mother, unmarried, daughter of a Pentecostal preacher, with a rare blood disease and working in a low wage factory job. She was encouraged to abort me told she & I would die. She chose life I’m now her caregiver. So there’s mine.

— Rose Brown (@RoseBro49034242) April 12, 2019

And on a future episode we’ll talk about pulling the plug on our elderly relatives. After that, euthanizing our pets. Hey, and if you’ve murdered anyone else let us know. 👍

— ACE (@TonyAce9) April 12, 2019

Will you be sharing all stories including those of women who have struggled with severe depression and suicidal thoughts after terminating their unborn child’s life? Or only the ones that support your agenda? I’m making a choice to never watch another movie that you act in.

— Sarah Yanes (@Mrs_Yanes) April 13, 2019

The podcast itself has been in the works for several months now. The weekly podcast will be available for free on Apple Podcasts and feature guest appearances by Joe Biden (maybe he’ll sniff her hair), Congresswoman Jayapal and Stacey Abrahams.

“I’m not sorry for using my voice. I’m not sorry for making people uncomfortable while being the voice for those who have been silenced.”-Alyssa Milano

Like babies who can’t defend themselves?

Would you have bodily autonomy if you were aborted?

— Jim Byerly (@JimByerly39) April 12, 2019

But, bodily autonomy. This from the woman who likens the red MAGA hat to the “new white hood”.

Milano, who is filming in Atlanta, urged Georgia governor, Brian Kemp, to veto the “heartbeat bill” over the past few weeks. Actually, it wasn’t urging or persuading. It was more like making the demands of an entitled Hollywood (has been) starlet. The “help” is outside, she says:

And yes, Alyssa, I called you a “has-been” starlet…

A thread just for trolls who seem to love to say things to me like:

“You’re a has been.”

“You have no career.”

“You’re just trying to stay relevant.”

Want to know the facts about my career right now? Read on…

— Alyssa Milano (@Alyssa_Milano) April 1, 2019

I guess she told us off. Follow the thread above for all of the projects Alyssa has been involved in as of late. She really wants her critics to know how busy she’s been. More irony for you? She’s also writing children’s books:

I’m writing a children’s book series for @scholastic called #HOPE. It will be released in the fall! https://t.co/7wklEAYFtl

— Alyssa Milano (@Alyssa_Milano) April 1, 2019

“Hope”, is the title of the series of children’s stories peddled by Milano and Scholastic. The series is designed to encourage children to “have a voice”. Seems as if Alyssa Milano cannot make up her mind or is just spreading herself around enough to capitalize in multiple ventures. Which is it going to be, Alyssa? Are you looking for “inspirational” stories from women about their abortions for your podcast or do you want to inspire future generations? Because, you cannot have it both ways when you look to stifle a heartbeat at 9 months. There is no Hope in an act so vile.

Alyssa Milano is either a shameless self-promoter looking for attention and publicity wherever she can grab it or dense beyond belief. Or perhaps she is a combination of both. Bodily autonomy. Shining a light on the darkness that is abortion. This is the work of a hateful shrew. Sorry, not sorry.

Photo Credit: Alyssa Milano Twitter Feed/cropped and modified.