After Years of Alec Baldwin Mocking His Dad, Donald Trump Jr. Just Got the Ultimate Payback

Alec should get wifey checked out. That's not something a mentally sane person does. Then again, he's not all that sane either.

I would just like a reasonable explanation as to why it's okay for them to engage in cultural appropriation, when they're supposedly opposed to the practice.

There’s something hilarious in the fact Alec Baldwin’s wife chose the name Hilaria Baldwin.

Baldwin’s wife was supposed to hail from the Spanish island of Mallorca. As celebrity power couples go, Hilaria wasn’t exactly, say, Beyoncé to Alec’s Jay-Z, but she’s done all right for herself. Her broad Spanish accent — which she played up like Desi Arnaz when it was time to tell Lucy she had some ‘splainin to do — gave her a kind of character, and she leveraged that to the fullest.

In a Friday piece for NBC News, cultural critic Susanne Ramírez de Arellano summed up Hilaria’s career as “marrying into Hollywood royalty and then shilling her yoga and wellness business — during which she inundated social media with lingerie-clad selfies with babies in an expensive Manhattan apartment and appearances on television in mutating Spanish accents.”

Sounds about right. It’s certainly a way to make a living and as a side hustle, it beats Gwyneth Paltrow’s Goop and its, um, curious jade eggs. The problem is that Hilaria’s tacky brand was very Hilaria-based — which is to say her personality (and that accent) had a lot to do with it.

Unfortunately, Hilaria isn’t quite Mallorcan. Her given name isn’t even Hilaria. Alec Baldwin’s “Spanish” wife is actually a Bostonian whose maiden name, at least at one point, was Hillary Hayward-Thomas. In other words, not very Spanish.

However, I’d still love to hear the 62-year-old actor explain why his 36-year-old wife told The New York Times she doesn’t think there’s “something I’m doing wrong, and I think there is a difference between hiding and creating a boundary.”

Heck, I’d love to hear him explain what that even means, but I’d also like to hear him explain how there’s nothing wrong with pretending you’re a Spaniard to sell stuff. She’s basically the Rachel Dolezal of the Instagram set. Can you imagine Alec’s monologue?

https://twitter.com/_/status/1344438626017566721

Maybe he can even bring Hilaria on. She has some ‘splainin to do, after all — and it would be hilarious to watch.

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She's doing "brown face".

There’s something hilarious in the fact Alec Baldwin’s wife chose the name Hilaria Baldwin.

Baldwin’s wife was supposed to hail from the Spanish island of Mallorca. As celebrity power couples go, Hilaria wasn’t exactly, say, Beyoncé to Alec’s Jay-Z, but she’s done all right for herself. Her broad Spanish accent — which she played up like Desi Arnaz when it was time to tell Lucy she had some ‘splainin to do — gave her a kind of character, and she leveraged that to the fullest.

In a Friday piece for NBC News, cultural critic Susanne Ramírez de Arellano summed up Hilaria’s career as “marrying into Hollywood royalty and then shilling her yoga and wellness business — during which she inundated social media with lingerie-clad selfies with babies in an expensive Manhattan apartment and appearances on television in mutating Spanish accents.”

Sounds about right. It’s certainly a way to make a living and as a side hustle, it beats Gwyneth Paltrow’s Goop and its, um, curious jade eggs. The problem is that Hilaria’s tacky brand was very Hilaria-based — which is to say her personality (and that accent) had a lot to do with it.

Unfortunately, Hilaria isn’t quite Mallorcan. Her given name isn’t even Hilaria. Alec Baldwin’s “Spanish” wife is actually a Bostonian whose maiden name, at least at one point, was Hillary Hayward-Thomas. In other words, not very Spanish.

However, I’d still love to hear the 62-year-old actor explain why his 36-year-old wife told The New York Times she doesn’t think there’s “something I’m doing wrong, and I think there is a difference between hiding and creating a boundary.”

Heck, I’d love to hear him explain what that even means, but I’d also like to hear him explain how there’s nothing wrong with pretending you’re a Spaniard to sell stuff. She’s basically the Rachel Dolezal of the Instagram set. Can you imagine Alec’s monologue?

https://twitter.com/_/status/1344438626017566721

Maybe he can even bring Hilaria on. She has some ‘splainin to do, after all — and it would be hilarious to watch.

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There’s something hilarious in the fact Alec Baldwin’s wife chose the name Hilaria Baldwin.

Baldwin’s wife was supposed to hail from the Spanish island of Mallorca. As celebrity power couples go, Hilaria wasn’t exactly, say, Beyoncé to Alec’s Jay-Z, but she’s done all right for herself. Her broad Spanish accent — which she played up like Desi Arnaz when it was time to tell Lucy she had some ‘splainin to do — gave her a kind of character, and she leveraged that to the fullest.

In a Friday piece for NBC News, cultural critic Susanne Ramírez de Arellano summed up Hilaria’s career as “marrying into Hollywood royalty and then shilling her yoga and wellness business — during which she inundated social media with lingerie-clad selfies with babies in an expensive Manhattan apartment and appearances on television in mutating Spanish accents.”

Sounds about right. It’s certainly a way to make a living and as a side hustle, it beats Gwyneth Paltrow’s Goop and its, um, curious jade eggs. The problem is that Hilaria’s tacky brand was very Hilaria-based — which is to say her personality (and that accent) had a lot to do with it.

Unfortunately, Hilaria isn’t quite Mallorcan. Her given name isn’t even Hilaria. Alec Baldwin’s “Spanish” wife is actually a Bostonian whose maiden name, at least at one point, was Hillary Hayward-Thomas. In other words, not very Spanish.

I'm not white, I'm an albino black man with red hair.
However, I’d still love to hear the 62-year-old actor explain why his 36-year-old wife told The New York Times she doesn’t think there’s “something I’m doing wrong, and I think there is a difference between hiding and creating a boundary.”

Heck, I’d love to hear him explain what that even means, but I’d also like to hear him explain how there’s nothing wrong with pretending you’re a Spaniard to sell stuff. She’s basically the Rachel Dolezal of the Instagram set. Can you imagine Alec’s monologue?

https://twitter.com/_/status/1344438626017566721

Maybe he can even bring Hilaria on. She has some ‘splainin to do, after all — and it would be hilarious to watch.

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