Hilaria Baldwin - At it again

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Madonna claims not to have realized she adopted an English accent during the years she was married to Guy Ritchie. I saw an interview with her recently, where she said that hearing old interviews of her speaking from that time was cringe worthy and that people from Michigan, like her, don't have accents like that. It was like she had this crazy accent Stockholm syndrome during her marriage. Maybe Hilaria is like that too. Like, she's slowly and unconsciously morphed into what she thinks her partner wants--some sort of Salma Hayek facsimile. Maybe if they get divorced she'll come to, realize people born and raised in Boston don't speak in faux Spanish accent, and rename her kids: Caitlin, Ray, Liam, Rob, and Teddy.

Except she was married to a British guy. Huge difference.

Madonna is a weirdo too.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Madonna claims not to have realized she adopted an English accent during the years she was married to Guy Ritchie. I saw an interview with her recently, where she said that hearing old interviews of her speaking from that time was cringe worthy and that people from Michigan, like her, don't have accents like that. It was like she had this crazy accent Stockholm syndrome during her marriage. Maybe Hilaria is like that too. Like, she's slowly and unconsciously morphed into what she thinks her partner wants--some sort of Salma Hayek facsimile. Maybe if they get divorced she'll come to, realize people born and raised in Boston don't speak in faux Spanish accent, and rename her kids: Caitlin, Ray, Liam, Rob, and Teddy.

Except she was married to a British guy. Huge difference.

Madonna also did not claim to be British.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Page Six is also on the payroll. You can tell by the way the article is worded. I work in PR, this was definitely paid for, I can spot these from a mile away. Her PR person must be working overtime.

https://pagesix.com/2020/09/12/hilaria-baldwin-conquers-multitasking-while-breastfeeding-newborn/

Re this - when they first got married, Page Six was brutal toward both of them. She wore cheap shoes to some red carpet event that still had price tags on the bottom and scuffed heels, and her “black” hair, and they just ripped her apart. Then there was all that fights with photographers that Hilaria called and then cried about, then it culminated with Page Six making fun of her speech at some stuffy event after the first baby was born. They said the audience was laughing at her because she called them “you guys” multiple times. After that, Alec had a sit down with higher ups at The Post and voila - suddenly they gave her semi-favorable press. It’s the same reason she has a publicist, a podcast, a book - he makes it all happen.

LOL "Baldwinitos"

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Ugggh, this is from Newsday. This looks paid for as well:

According to etymology websites, "Eduardo" is of Spanish origin and means "wealthy guardian." "Pau" is the word "peace" in Catalan, a language spoken in some regions of Spain — including the island of Mallorca, where Hilaria Baldwin was born — but is a separate language from Spanish. "Lucas" is a variant of "Luke," which is ascribed multiple meanings including "light," from the Latin "lux."

Was she really born on Mallorca? Is she a US citizen?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ugggh, this is from Newsday. This looks paid for as well:

According to etymology websites, "Eduardo" is of Spanish origin and means "wealthy guardian." "Pau" is the word "peace" in Catalan, a language spoken in some regions of Spain — including the island of Mallorca, where Hilaria Baldwin was born — but is a separate language from Spanish. "Lucas" is a variant of "Luke," which is ascribed multiple meanings including "light," from the Latin "lux."

Was she really born on Mallorca? Is she a US citizen?

How about get a life? Mind your own business and live your own little stupid shitty life. This comment above shows how obsessed you are. Yes she is pretty and rich. Stop crying about it. Go shopping at Whole Foods, paint your dirty ugly toenails, fck your dopey husband, give your kids a bath, and shut up already.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ugggh, this is from Newsday. This looks paid for as well:

According to etymology websites, "Eduardo" is of Spanish origin and means "wealthy guardian." "Pau" is the word "peace" in Catalan, a language spoken in some regions of Spain — including the island of Mallorca, where Hilaria Baldwin was born — but is a separate language from Spanish. "Lucas" is a variant of "Luke," which is ascribed multiple meanings including "light," from the Latin "lux."

Was she really born on Mallorca? Is she a US citizen?

How about get a life? Mind your own business and live your own little stupid shitty life. This comment above shows how obsessed you are. Yes she is pretty and rich. Stop crying about it. Go shopping at Whole Foods, paint your dirty ugly toenails, fck your dopey husband, give your kids a bath, and shut up already.

Cálmate, Hilaria

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ugggh, this is from Newsday. This looks paid for as well:

According to etymology websites, "Eduardo" is of Spanish origin and means "wealthy guardian." "Pau" is the word "peace" in Catalan, a language spoken in some regions of Spain — including the island of Mallorca, where Hilaria Baldwin was born — but is a separate language from Spanish. "Lucas" is a variant of "Luke," which is ascribed multiple meanings including "light," from the Latin "lux."

Was she really born on Mallorca? Is she a US citizen?

How about get a life? Mind your own business and live your own little stupid shitty life. This comment above shows how obsessed you are. Yes she is pretty and rich. Stop crying about it. Go shopping at Whole Foods, paint your dirty ugly toenails, fck your dopey husband, give your kids a bath, and shut up already.

Hilary’s here, folks!

[Anonymous]

She was born in Spain because her family was there on vacation. And I doubt that nasty comment above is Hilaria. She doesn’t speak that way. Probably a friend of hers or a fan.

[Anonymous]

I feel really bad for the kids. They could have had nice Irish Catholic names like Alec's family, and now they are going to grow up thinking they are spanish.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:She was born in Spain because her family was there on vacation. And I doubt that nasty comment above is Hilaria. She doesn’t speak that way. Probably a friend of hers or a fan.

Her mom did not fly from New York to Mallorca while she was 9 months pregnant and in the middle of med school, especially considering they have no family there. No way.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:She was born in Spain because her family was there on vacation. And I doubt that nasty comment above is Hilaria. She doesn’t speak that way. Probably a friend of hers or a fan.

Really? I don't know anyone who would willingly choose to have a baby while on vacation abroad. In fact, the only time I've ever heard of someone having a baby away from home is when she went into very early, like at 24 weeks, preterm labor. I think it's fair conclusion that she was, in fact, born in Massachusetts.

[Anonymous]

I never thought of that. Oh wow that would be crazy if she made that up!! Although it’s already crazy that she has a fake accent, changed her name from Hilary to Hilaria, and documents every second of her life on social media.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:She was born in Spain because her family was there on vacation. And I doubt that nasty comment above is Hilaria. She doesn’t speak that way. Probably a friend of hers or a fan.

EVEN if she was born there, which is unlikely, pretending to be Spanish is absurd. I lived in Japan when I was young, spoke Japanese and visited often after and no way in hell would I ever claim, act, let people believe I was Japanese. Because I am not.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I feel really bad for the kids. They could have had nice Irish Catholic names like Alec's family, and now they are going to grow up thinking they are spanish.

I personally think her kids' names are beautiful, as are Spanish people and Spanish culture. They are lucky to have such beautiful names. I have a sibling with a Spanish-sounding name even though we don't have that heritage. The difference between my sibling and these kids is, my sibling was never raised to think she actually belonged to a Spanish-speaking culture.

Re: where she was born and her ancestry, my guess is that this truly is a Rachel Dolezal situation, although without the overtly racial element, since it's just someone of European ancestry appropriating another type of European ancestry. Of course, there are the problematic claims of "Latina" identity and the projection of common stereotypes (the sexy Latina, the dyed-black hair (when indeed many Spaniards are blonde), the nanny).

The more I have read through this thread, the more I think that claiming ancestry you don't have must be incredibly common, especially in America - it's just that the internet has made it possible for average Joes and Janes to research people's genealogy. How many other Hilaria/Hillarys are there out there? Any suggestions?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I feel really bad for the kids. They could have had nice Irish Catholic names like Alec's family, and now they are going to grow up thinking they are spanish.

I personally think her kids' names are beautiful, as are Spanish people and Spanish culture. They are lucky to have such beautiful names. I have a sibling with a Spanish-sounding name even though we don't have that heritage. The difference between my sibling and these kids is, my sibling was never raised to think she actually belonged to a Spanish-speaking culture.

Re: where she was born and her ancestry, my guess is that this truly is a Rachel Dolezal situation, although without the overtly racial element, since it's just someone of European ancestry appropriating another type of European ancestry. Of course, there are the problematic claims of "Latina" identity and the projection of common stereotypes (the sexy Latina, the dyed-black hair (when indeed many Spaniards are blonde), the nanny).

The more I have read through this thread, the more I think that claiming ancestry you don't have must be incredibly common, especially in America - it's just that the internet has made it possible for average Joes and Janes to research people's genealogy. How many other Hilaria/Hillarys are there out there? Any suggestions?

oops pp here, when I said "the nanny" above I should have said "the claims of being mistaken for the nanny"