Alyssa Milano, an actress known for her roles in the series “Changed” and “Who’s the Boss?”, both shocked when they filed a lawsuit against billionaire Elon Musk, the head of Tesla and SpaceX. According to court records, Milano blamed Musk for causing a serious decline in her acting career and a personal financial crisis. Her compensation is seeking up to $400 million, a huge number that excites the public. The court, according to sources, has made a decision, but the details of the findings have not been widely published.

This lawsuit stems from Milano’s claims that Musk’s actions and speech on social networks, particularly on the X platform, have directly affected his public image. Milano said that Musk’s public comments, especially criticizing projects or opinions he supported, have caused him to lose many opportunities to film and publish contracts. She said Musk’s influence, with millions of followers, has created a wave of negatives aimed at her, seriously damaging her reputation and income.

Musk has not yet made an official comment on the trial. However, Musk supporters argue that Milano’s accusations are baseless and could be an effort to gain attention or compensate for personal financial difficulties. They point out that Milano’s career began to slow down before Musk became a prominent figure on social media. Milano’s supporters, on the other hand, believe she has the right to seek justice if she feels healed by the actions of an individual who has a great deal of influence like Musk.

This trial has not only attracted attention because of the enormous amount of compensation, but also because it has sparked a debate about the liability of powerful personalities on social media. Can someone like Musk be legally responsible for the indirect impacts of their words? This is a question many people ask, especially in the context of platforms like X becoming the center of public debates.

Currently, both sides are awaiting the next developments in the Court. Whatever the outcome, this trial will certainly leave its mark on the discussion of power, responsibility and the consequences of statements in the digital age. The public is still in the rankings and movie buffs are eagerly awaiting the latest information on the accident, while Milan and Musk are still in the spotlight of the media.