Hilaria Baldwin - At it again

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:One or more posters on here seem to be having a MANIC EPISODE over this. Take your meds and stop worrying about this!!! Ffs.

on both sides yes. shows there is probably something actually wrong going on sadly.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:She appropriated a culture that won her followers from native spanish-speaking countries. She also twice brought race in re: acting like she gets mistaken for the nanny and teaching her kids about race with her skin tone versus theirs. It doesn't matter what we say on here. Soon enough, the people will decide. She lied about who she is, lied and lied again, and people don't love that from their celebrities, A list or D-list

So take this to Spanish speaking forums. Surely they will want to know about this egregious issue. Seems like a waste of time to keep going on and on here.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The point about my sisters and I NEVER checking a box stating we are "hispan!c" on a college application or job application, even though we are half Costa-Rican, is because we were bornn right here in the states, look pretty anglo, and raised here in an upper middle class neighborhood with a fantastic school system. That would be SO messed up. People like my sisters and I are not what affirmative action was made for. It would be inappropriate of us to try to use our ethnicity (even though is is perfectly within our legal rights to do so) to try to gain an advantage when we already have an advantage. I absolutely didn't mean to offend anybody that is 100% a minority that does utilize that "ethnicity" box to help them achieve what is so frustratingly often given to a white person with wealth and connections.

Affirmative action was made for african american, hispanic, and other minorities that need help getting into a job or a college because they are typically discriminated against due to socioeconomic classes, no access to good high school education, can't afford SAT prep, not speaking perfect english, and heapfuls of other reasons.

This chick didn't just take minority faking to another game level, she took it to another SPORT. Freaking changed her name, faked a background, a birthplace, and faked an accent to get ahead in life. To get fame/money by landing a rich and famous husband who prefers latin women, probably used it to get into NYU, to get press (the cover of HOLA MAGAZINE, FOR REAL?!), to try to become a spanish author that included a Mediterranean diet cookbook with spanish recipes to sell more books because hispanics (the fanbase she so desperately tries to cater too) were buying them also, and parlaying all this to become a paid famous Instagram Influencer. Look how many people on her Instagram comments speak only spanish.

When people find out she is a "race faker" like Dolzeall, say bye bye to all of it. There is no coming back from that. No more spanish magazine red carpets, no more "Extra" segments with Mario Lopez (can u imagine how offended that poor guy would be) no more podcast, no more instagram followers, no more more instagram sponsors, CAA will drop her when they can no longer control the narrative and can't make money off of her anymore, no more book deals writing about how "authentic" she is, and Alec will look like a total fool in all those clips of him imitating her heavy spanish accent on talk shows.

People HATE liars, most people hate celebrities right now, and there is an entire group of people that have youtube pages dedicated to nothing but calling out fake instagram influencers. But the one thing that disgusts EVERYBODY is a RACE FAKER. That's not just completely offensive, it's like borderline personality disorder level to think that is remotely acceptable. Not to mention the level of narcissism it takes to actually believe you can pull that off while thrusting yourself into the public eye. Thinking people are too stupid to notice a fake accent that comes and goes and the ability to do a simple google search.

People, anytime you forget we are dealing with a complete mental case and narcissist, just remember that cooking host: "In english it's called a 'kyoo-kuhm-br"

Okay, this is epic.

[Anonymous]

My kids speak Spanish and I've been ask3d if we're Hispanic. We are not but our nanny doesn't speak a word of English despite being here over 20 years

[Anonymous]

I think all of this is hilarious. Can the poster(s) who mentioned Alec favors Latin women and the restaurant they had a "chance" encounter at was Hillary's friend's restaurant please elaborate:

1) She began being a fake Spaniard JUST for Alec or she began this routine prior but just took it to new levels with him? Was it actually common knowledge he has a thing for Latin women?

2) Are you suggesting her restaurateur friend tipped her off that Alec had a reservation that night and seated her near him to orchestrate the meeting? Did her friend tip her off about other rich guys prior or was this an isolated thing?

[Anonymous]

Oh sorry. Here is the TLDR version:

"Hilaria, the english word for that vegetable you are using on a live TV segment that your paid publicist begged us to set up during her break from unsuccessfully trying to edit your bio into something REMOTELY believable is 'cucumber.' It's been called a cucumber ever since you were born in Boston, went to K-12 in Boston, spent your summers in dancing contests around, yes, Boston, right up until you dropped out of NYU and moved to Brooklyn. Still called a cucumber, even in Brooklyn. It was still called a cucumber when you worked full time as a yoga instructor in Union Square, still never having left the states. When you changed your name from Hillary to Hilaria and your american parents moved to Spain thanks to a generous grant from the Alec Baldwin Foundation in 2011, it seems they were not able to change the name of this vegetable. Still, cucumber. They WERE able however to finally accept their new spanish identities, where their names were officially changed to "Hilaria's Mom who lives in Spain" and "Hilaria's Dad who lives in Spain," despite the strange looks they got from the lady typing that out at the Majorca DMV. Since you confiscated their passports once they got to Majorca, so they could never leave the island to avoid being photographed within 1000 miles of you, they were definitely unable to change the name of that vegetable you are peeling.

So let's try it again. Kyoo-kuhm-br

[Anonymous]

No one’s publicist factors this site into anything.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Oh sorry. Here is the TLDR version:

"Hilaria, the english word for that vegetable you are using on a live TV segment that your paid publicist begged us to set up during her break from unsuccessfully trying to edit your bio into something REMOTELY believable is 'cucumber.' It's been called a cucumber ever since you were born in Boston, went to K-12 in Boston, spent your summers in dancing contests around, yes, Boston, right up until you dropped out of NYU and moved to Brooklyn. Still called a cucumber, even in Brooklyn. It was still called a cucumber when you worked full time as a yoga instructor in Union Square, still never having left the states. When you changed your name from Hillary to Hilaria and your american parents moved to Spain thanks to a generous grant from the Alec Baldwin Foundation in 2011, it seems they were not able to change the name of this vegetable. Still, cucumber. They WERE able however to finally accept their new spanish identities, where their names were officially changed to "Hilaria's Mom who lives in Spain" and "Hilaria's Dad who lives in Spain," despite the strange looks they got from the lady typing that out at the Majorca DMV. Since you confiscated their passports once they got to Majorca, so they could never leave the island to avoid being photographed within 1000 miles of you, they were definitely unable to change the name of that vegetable you are peeling.

So let's try it again. Kyoo-kuhm-br

I did just watch the cucumber video and, OMG. If she truly is a born-and-bred suburban white lady, then that accent is just BEYOND. The way it slips in and out, and sometimes she's fully fluent and other times she remembers to insert a quasi-Spanish lilt... it's impressive.

Gazpacho = the French Onion Soup of Spain. Further proof of my previous assertion that she is projecting an American stereotype of Spanish-ness to her American audience (which is far more her target audience than a Spanish-speaking audience).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Oh sorry. Here is the TLDR version:

"Hilaria, the english word for that vegetable you are using on a live TV segment that your paid publicist begged us to set up during her break from unsuccessfully trying to edit your bio into something REMOTELY believable is 'cucumber.' It's been called a cucumber ever since you were born in Boston, went to K-12 in Boston, spent your summers in dancing contests around, yes, Boston, right up until you dropped out of NYU and moved to Brooklyn. Still called a cucumber, even in Brooklyn. It was still called a cucumber when you worked full time as a yoga instructor in Union Square, still never having left the states. When you changed your name from Hillary to Hilaria and your american parents moved to Spain thanks to a generous grant from the Alec Baldwin Foundation in 2011, it seems they were not able to change the name of this vegetable. Still, cucumber. They WERE able however to finally accept their new spanish identities, where their names were officially changed to "Hilaria's Mom who lives in Spain" and "Hilaria's Dad who lives in Spain," despite the strange looks they got from the lady typing that out at the Majorca DMV. Since you confiscated their passports once they got to Majorca, so they could never leave the island to avoid being photographed within 1000 miles of you, they were definitely unable to change the name of that vegetable you are peeling.

So let's try it again. Kyoo-kuhm-br

Haha where else do you think she’s from?

I did just watch the cucumber video and, OMG. If she truly is a born-and-bred suburban white lady, then that accent is just BEYOND. The way it slips in and out, and sometimes she's fully fluent and other times she remembers to insert a quasi-Spanish lilt... it's impressive.

Gazpacho = the French Onion Soup of Spain. Further proof of my previous assertion that she is projecting an American stereotype of Spanish-ness to her American audience (which is far more her target audience than a Spanish-speaking audience).

[Anonymous]

What restaurant did they first meet at?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What restaurant did they first meet at?

https://nypost.com/2016/05/22/the-crazy-crash-of-nycs-hottest-vegan/

[Anonymous]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EO9CpCHiJmE

Notice her skin tone. That's no summer tan in October. Body looks so different also but that's not the point. The appropriation is. Accent in full effect though she seems to forget to use in during the actual yoga.

[Anonymous]

She has given various accounts of how they met at the vegan restaurant Pure Food and Wine. One version is that he came up to her and said "I must know you" and gave her his card. Another version she recounts is that she was sitting with friends who told her that Alec was in the restaurant and that she caught his eye from her table and winked at him. Probably both things happened. In both versions, she claims that she did not own nor watch tv so didn't really know who he was.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What restaurant did they first meet at?

https://nypost.com/2016/05/22/the-crazy-crash-of-nycs-hottest-vegan/

Wow! So she was good friends with Sarma Melngailis, the bulimic Penn alum? "...Ivy Leaguer with model looks and a hot vegan restaurant, Pure Food and Wine in Gramercy, beloved by Alec Baldwin and Bill Clinton." Is Sarma still in jail?

[Anonymous]

Think she only served a few months