Donna D’errico joins a Black Lives Matter protest in the Studio City neighborhood
After passing a Black Lives Matter protest in the Studio City neighborhood, Donna D’errico joined in on the campaign against systemic racism on Wednesday.
The 52-year-old Baywatch alum came prepared with a large sign, sunglasses, a black face mask and a matching baseball cap, which read: ‘Alone together.’
‘This is near where I live, so I stopped by,’ she wrote in a series of Instagram videos from a lively protest. ‘This is the definition of peaceful protesting. Everyone stood together and offered each other water and a smile.’
Advocate: After passing a Black Lives Matter protest in her Studio City neighborhood, Donna D’errico joined the campaign against violence against black people on Wednesday
She added: ‘Yes I joined them!’
Earlier in the day, she shared a beautiful piece of art made by her 19-year-old daughter Frankie-Jean, who is raffling the Black Lives Matter-inspired piece to raise money to the organization.
The actress, who has also worked to fundraise for Feeding America amid the coronavirus pandemic, appeared happy to lend a helping hand and listening ear.
‘This is near where I live, so I stopped by,’ she wrote in a series of Instagram videos from a lively protest
She is famous for joining the Baywatch universe in 1996, playing Donna Marco on both the original series and it’s spin-off, Baywatch Nights; pictured in August 2019
‘I hear you,’ she captioned an additional image of herself on her Instagram Story, which showed her holding up a massive Black Lives Matter sign.
D’ Errico shares her teenage girl with ex-husband and Mötley Crüe member, Nikki Sixx, and an adult son Rhyan D’ Errico, 24, from a previous relationship.
Nikki and Donna were wed from 1996 to 2007.
‘I hear you,’ she captioned an additional image of herself on her Instagram Story, which showed her holding up a massive Black Lives Matter sign
Donna famously documented her extensive plastic surgery in 2017 that included an arm lift, liposuction and tummy tuck to better maintain her covetable figure.
She is famous for joining the Baywatch universe in 1996, playing Donna Marco on both the original series and it’s spin-off, Baywatch Nights.
Her role put her alongside icons like David Hasselhoff, Pamela Anderson.
Charitable: The mother-of-two shared a beautiful piece of art made by her 19-year-old daughter Frankie-Jean, who is raffling the Black Lives Matter-inspired piece to raise money to the organization