Christian Serratos, 'The Walking Dead' Rosita, Teases Sexy Día De Los Muertos PETA Ad! [WATCH]
After killing zombies on the popular AMC program, The Walking Dead, Rosita Espinosa is on another life-saving mission. With Halloween coming up, actress Christian Serratos celebrates Dia De Los Muertos with a sexy PETA campaign that must be seen.
Based on the popular Image Comics title by Robert Kirkman, Rosita Espinosa (Serratos) has been assigned to protect Eugene at all costs. From what Eugene knows, there is a working CDC lab, which could help save the world and end the zombie apocalypse. Unfortunately, bumping into Rick's group and ending up in Terminus have just been a few of the obstacles slowing them down.
According to the official PETA website, the Twilight actress is celebrating the living and honoring the dead in their latest ad campaign. As The Twilight Saga was gaining a large fanbase, the Southern California resident previously spoke up for animals by boldly stating that she would rather "go naked than wear fur." After watching walkers devouring the living on the popular AMC drama, the 24 year old chooses to ear vegetarian meals.
In an interview with the animal rights organization, Serrantos explains her reasoning by going vegan, "I just felt better and brighter and lighter, and I had more energy....It was a big deal to me, being an animal lover, that I realized what I was eating, and I didn't separate myself from, say, my animals, my pets."
Fighting for the ethical treatment of animals, PETA takes a stand against piglets having their tails cut off and fish being cut open while alive. Warning against the consumption of animal products, their campaign strives to educate their audience about heart disease, strokes, diabetes, and cancer.
In the video, notice how the brunette actress changed her hair color to blonde. During her steamy photo shoot, the TV starlet is wearing a gorgeous black corset and has a bright red rose in her hand.
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The Walking Dead continues Sundays on AMC at 9pm. Readers, what do you think of Christian Serratos' PETA campaign?