Vanessa Hudgens and bestie Laura New wear matching masks for Black Lives Matter protest in Hollywood

Bad Boys for Life action star Vanessa Hudgens and her ‘bestie’ Laura New twinned out while protesting police brutality at the Black Lives Matter rally in Hollywood on Sunday.

The half-Filipina 31-year-old and the Australian dancer both wore $20 GG Magree ‘Mouth Glow’ masks, which LA Mayor Eric Garcetti made mandatory for all outdoor activity back on May 13.

Garcetti extended the stay-at home order indefinitely due to the 62K confirmed COVID-19 cases in LA County, which has led to 2,624 deaths as of Sunday – according to Johns Hopkins University. 

Laura most likely met Vanessa in 2013 when her former girl group YLA collaborated with Hudgens on the track, $$ex.

The Disney Family Singalong guest star also sported a Brooklyn-brand bucket hat, Miss Sixty sweatpants, and $895 Balenciaga ‘Triple S’ sneakers.

Vanessa’s homemade sign was emblazoned with ‘Say Their Names’ and the pictures/names of Breonna Taylor, George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, Pamela Turner, David McAtee, and Tamir Rice.

Last Thursday, Hudgens announced she donated to Campaign Zero’s initiative 8 Can’t Wait, which outlines eight use-of-force policies which reduce police violence by 72%. 

On Sunday, the homeschooled former child star urged residents of the 16 States holding primary elections to register to vote.

Since May 27, Vanessa’s social media presence has gone from entirely self-promotional to mostly Black Lives Matter.

‘It feels ludicrous to be posting photos about myself at this time,’ Hudgens – who boasts 64.4M social media followers – admitted on May 29.

‘It’s not enough to send condolences or be shocked and heart broken. We need to be active allies for our brothers and sisters. Get to know the fight and fear that they’ve faced so we can stand by them. Land of the free? I think not. America is flawed. See it. Don’t turn a blind eye. Enough is enough.’ 

The SoCal native has been on damage control since ‘offending anyone and everyone’ with her cringey comments about ‘inevitable deaths’ from COVID-19 via Instagram Live on March 16.

‘Um, yeah, [quarantine] until July sounds like a bunch of bulls***. I’m sorry,’ Vanessa said at the time.

‘It’s a virus, I get it. Like, I respect it. But at the same time, like, even if everybody gets it, like, yeah, people are gonna die, which is terrible but, like, inevitable?’

The very next day, Hudgens called the scandal a ‘huge wake-up call’ and she realized ‘my words were insensitive and not at all appropriate for the situation our country and the world are in.’ 

The High School Musical alum – who split with Austin Butler in December – has been in quarantine at her $5M Los Feliz home with her mother Gina and her younger sister Stella.

Vanessa executive produced and pulled triple duty starring in Mike Rohl’s sequel The Princess Switch: Switched Again, which premieres later this year on Netflix.

Hudgens takes on the roles of Duchess Margaret, her double Stacy De Novo, and a third trouble-making character called ‘party girl Fiona’ – according to THR.