Soleil Moon Frye Sings Praises Of Daughters' Love For Public Service

Soleil Moon Frye is a proud mama who wants everyone to know it!

The screenwriter is over the moon about her daughters — Poet Sienna Rose and Jagger Joseph Blue's involvement in and love for philanthropy and public service. 

The girls quickly gain relevance amongst fans following their vocal stance on societal issues.

The mother-of-4 revealed just how involved her daughters get during a recent interview with PEOPLE that saw her claiming that her daughters are "amazing" individuals with "such strong heads on their shoulders."

Soon after admitting that she was lucky to have these girls as children, Frye said her daughters were good at taking the initiative.

Recalling one such moment, the "Staging Christmas" actress said Jagger created an "incredible, beautiful piece" on voting rights.

She also felt great joy when the 14-year-old graduated from eighth grade recently. Frye referred to the occurrence as a "pretty massive, monumental moment."

Meanwhile, her other daughter, Poet, single-handedly put together an "anti-gun violence rally within three days, about three weeks ago."

Frye claimed that over a hundred people showed up at the protest, which was "mind-blowing to see." It was even more beautiful to see because Poet's actions "came from her heart."

Some days before the event, the mother-of-four shared an image on her Instagram page to support her 16-year-old daughter's upcoming event.

The producer also ensured that she shared an update on the day of the protest with another — touchy— Instagram post.

Alongside a picture from the rally, Frye said that she was "broken" for people affected by gun violence. Despite that, her heart was "full of gratitude and hope for the children & families fighting to make a difference."

The "Bratz: Starrin' and Stylin'" actress even shouted out to her children, including her sons — Lyric and Story, before ending the post with an appreciation for the people that turned up at the May protest.

Frye's interview and social media posts come almost two months after she got a mouthwatering deal from her divorce from Jason Goldberg in April.

In April, The Blast reported that the actress would receive nearly $40,000/month as support from her ex-husband. 

The jaw-dropping amount is separate from the royalties that the former couple would share from "Sabrina the Teenage Witch" and the 2021 revival of "Punky Brewster."

Luckily for Frye, she remained the sole benefactor of any earnings from her projects in the '80s and '90s shows like "The Wonder Years," "Saved by the Bell," and the original '80s run of "Punky Brewster."

Goldberg also gets royalties from any future seasons or episodes of the show.

Fans quickly noted that the agreement placed a limit on the amount of support either party can pay in the future based on making a lot of money. According to legal documents obtained by The Blast:

"No spousal support shall be payable on any income either party earns over $2 million in a year. By way of example, if Respondent earns $2.4 million in a year, his income shall be capped at S2 million to determine spousal support owed to Petitioner."

The settlement highlighted that the "You Ruined My Life" star would get $18,996 per month in spousal support and another $17,281 per month in child support.

Another bit that they agreed on was that neither parent had the right to alter their kid's appearance "without the written consent of the other." Some appearance-altering items included "tattoos, piercings, radical haircuts, dyed hair, or cosmetic surgery."

The former couple also agreed to inform each other before introducing a romantic partner to their four children. 

Fans will recall that Frye filed for divorce in 2020, 12 years after they renewed their vows in front of prominent guests like Demi Moore and Ashton Kutcher, who were married then. 

Soon after the news of their split became public, a source told media outlets that "The Diff'rent Strokes" alum and Goldberg's attention remained with "their four beautiful children as they move forward with love and compassion."