Olivia Wilde gets political with Jason Sudeikis as they take their kids to March For Our Lives rally
She's a mother of two young children.
And Olivia Wilde made her investment in the future of America's schoolchildren clear on Saturday when she took to the podium at the March For Our Lives rally in Downtown Los Angeles.
The 34-year-old actress spoke passionately about the need for gun reform in the light of several high profile school shootings across the country.
Family day: Olivia Wilde, 34, attended the March For Our Lives rally in Los Angeles on Saturday with partnerJason Sudeikis, 42, and their kids Otis, three, and Daisy [far left]
The Tron: Legacy starlet brought her family along for support on the day of activism.
Wilde was joined by her partner of the past seven years, Saturday Night Live alum Jason Sudeikis, 42, and their son Otis, three, and daughter Daisy, one.
The pair have never married, vowing to hold off their nuptials 'until weed is legal in every state'.
The statement, made by Jason on Watch What Happens Live, was perhaps more tongue in cheek than political, however.
After finishing her speech on Saturday, the Bojack Horseman voice actress was spotted carrying around her one-year-old daughter Daisy on her hip.
Using her voice: Olivia Wilde made her investment in the future of America's schoolchildren clear when she took to the podium at the March For Our Lives rally
Doting mom: After finishing her speech, the Bojack Horseman voice actress was spotted carrying around her one-year-old daughter Daisy on her hip
Colorful character: Her Saturday Night Live alum partner wore his own brightly colored outfit for the day of activism
Some 800 other March For Our Lives events are being held around the world on Saturday, with the main Washington DC march as the one that students hope will finally force congress to change gun laws.
Over 500,000 people are expected at the main rally in the country's capital, which began at noon on Pennsylvania Avenue between 3rd street and 12th street NW but large crowds had already formed by 8.30am.
The global event has been orchestrated by the survivors of the Parkland massacre in Florida on February 14.
A new day: The brightly-colored garment appeared to depict a sunrise over the ocean
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Olivia Wilde looked radiant at the March for our Lives rally wearing a sunny ensemble. The actress paired a Stoned Immaculate sweater with dark wash jeans and white booties.
On an event like this, it's important not to make a spectacle of yourself, but a colorful sweater is a nice touch to your low key look. Olivia wears the sweater effortlessly with her chopped locks.
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Leggy: The Drinking Buddies actress paired the eye-catching item with a pair of skintight blue 7 For All Mankind jeans that made the most of her slim pins
Perfect: She completed the outfit with white leather ankle boots and wore her short cropped blonde locks untied for the day
Sunny: The brightly-colored garment appeared to depict a sunrise over the ocean
A movement: Some 800 other March For Our Lives events are being held around the world on Saturday
Real change: Over 500,000 people are expected at the main rally in the country's capital, which began at noon on Pennsylvania Avenue
The global event has been orchestrated by the survivors of the Parkland massacre in Florida on February 14
Earlier in the day, Wilde shared a photo of her mother Leslie Cockburn at the rally to Instagram.
The picture was captioned: 'Proud of my mom, who is running for Congress to help put an end to the madness.'
The documentary filmmaker is running for congress in the 5th district of Virginia.
Generations: Earlier in the day, Wilde shared a photo of her mother Leslie Cockburn at the rally to Instagram
'Flipthe5th': The documentary filmmaker is running for congress in the 5th district of Virginia
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