X-users have criticized Alyssa Milano for deactivating her account during her feud with Elon Musk.
The Charmed actress has been sparring with the tech mogul for years and even traded in her Tesla in protest against his ownership of the brand.
She decided to close her personal account on the social media platform just weeks after Donald Trump’s election victory, which was greatly helped by the support of 53-year-old Musk.
A message on Milano’s personal X account now says it has been deleted, while the profile for her podcast Sorry Not Sorry points users to BlueSky.
It comes after Milano, 51, vowed in 2022 that she would not leave Musk’s platform, likening it to a “peat war.”
Her decision to delete her account has since been mocked and criticized by X users.
“Alyssa Milano is the latest celebrity who can’t handle social media,” one person wrote.
“After she said she would never leave because ‘surrender is pathetic’ I think she’s changed her mind,” another added.
X-users have criticized Alyssa Milano for deactivating her account during her feud with Elon Musk
The Charmed actress has been feuding with the tech mogul for years and even traded in her Tesla in protest against his ownership of the brand
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“A list of the most unlikely people is on the run – see you soon,” another added.
Milano was previously mocked on X, formerly Twitter, after she revealed she had traded in her Tesla for an electric Volkswagen following her moral outrage at Musk.
“I’m not sure how advertisers can buy space on Twitter,” she wrote on X in 2022.
“Aligning the products of publicly traded companies with hate and white supremacy does not seem like a winning business model.”
However, the irony of buying a VW was apparently lost on the actress.
VW was founded in 1937 as a German state-owned car company, while the country was under the leadership of Hitler’s Nazi party.
It’s unclear what type of car Milano purchased, although the only electric VW on sale in the United States appears to be the company’s ID4 SUV, which retails from $38,000.
It comes after she vowed in 2022 that she would never leave the platform, likening the situation to a ‘peat war’
Milano, who publicly supported Kamala Harris, has become the latest celebrity to abandon X in the aftermath of the election.
She followed in the footsteps of Star Wars actor Mark Hamill, who left X in favor of BlueSky.
Similarly, Gabrielle left Union
Her departure came a day after that of Jamie Lee Curtis, who announced her decision with a short prayer.
“God, grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change. Courage to change the things I can. And the wisdom to know the difference,” she said.
Author Stephen King also deleted his account, stating that the “atmosphere has just become too toxic” and urging fans to follow him on Threads.
The celebrities are among those who have raised concerns about the rise in hate speech on X since free speech warrior Musk took power.