Hilaria Baldwin, wife, since 2012, of Alec Baldwin, has told over the years that she was born in Mallorca, daughter of a culture that has permeated every little facet. Great testimonies of his birth, he has not brought any. But a heavy Spanish accent always accompanied his every word, as if to remind you that Mallorca would survive the United States. Where, however, it was later discovered that the Balearics and Hilaria Baldwin do not have much in common.
Alec Baldwin’s wife had to admit that she was not born in Mallorca, as indicated (also) on the website of the agency that represents her, but in Boston, where she attended a school – the Cambridge School of Weston – whose annual cost is it is around 65 thousand dollars.
“I understand that my story is a little different (from how it was told, ed), but it’s my story and I’m very proud of it », Baldwin tried to explain via Instagram, who along with her origins would also have finished her name. Hilaria, who in her latest video speaks a clear American, not burdened by the accent she has always used in public, would be born Hillary Hayward-Thomas. But the controversy that has accompanied the recent revelations, he says, would be stupid.
“My parents and relatives live in Spain, while I have chosen to live in the United States. At home we honor both cultures, Alec and I have decided to raise our children as bilinguals, exactly as it was done with me », Hilaria (or Hillary) Baldwin tried to justify herself, but without much convincing.
The woman, who in an interview in 2020 reiterated that she was born in Mallorca, was accused of cultural appropriation and spooky representation of Spanish ethnicity. And the (confused) apology that Alec Baldwin made of it was useless. The actor, who in a Saturday Night Live in 2013 he laughed at his wife’s accent, imitating it as if it were true, he dedicated an eight-minute video to the story, in which he said everything except what matters most. Baldwin did not explain why his wife felt it was her duty to pretend to be Spanish. Rather, he accused social media of harming people, lashing out at Twitter, Facebook and those who invented them.
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