Hilaria Baldwin Calls Out Cruel A-Lister in New Book

NEW YORK, NY – Hilaria Baldwin has publicly criticized an unidentified A-list celebrity, describing them as “inherently cruel” for spreading falsehoods about her family. In her new book, “Manual Not Included,” the 41-year-old entrepreneur and yoga instructor shares her experience with the unnamed famous person, stating that they made nasty comments about her and her loved ones.

Baldwin, married to actor Alec Baldwin, revealed that the A-lister referenced her family during a show and attempted to provoke her and her husband on Instagram. “We didn’t engage with her, and I guess I am proud of that,” she wrote. Baldwin expressed her frustration, indicating she felt empowered to address the issue in her book.

While she chose not to name the celebrity, she made it clear she wants nothing to do with the person: “I would like to be left out of any articles that mention her, because she has nothing to do with me. A total stranger,” Baldwin stated.

Hilaria Baldwin also revealed that the experience caused her significant stress, affecting her mental well-being and impacting her seven children. One of her kids was reportedly brought to tears by the A-lister’s comments. “It gutted me because I couldn’t understand how someone could be so inherently cruel,” she reflected.

Although it remains unclear whom Baldwin refers to, comedian Amy Schumer has previously addressed Hilaria in her June 2023 Netflix special, “Emergency Contact,” suggesting that Baldwin’s behavior, particularly regarding her identity, was disingenuous. Baldwin responded to Schumer’s remarks, arguing that they were unwarranted and harsh.

Baldwin used her book to discuss her struggles with ADHD and dyslexia, which she believes contribute to her fluctuating accents. Her journey, including the backlash from past controversies surrounding her background, led her to a deeply personal exploration of her identity and mental health.

Ultimately, Baldwin credits her husband, Alec, for supporting her during difficult times. “Alec was so good to me throughout this time,” she wrote. “He could reach out from a place of real empathy and personal experience.” Hilaria Baldwin’s revelations in her book aim to shed light on the challenges she has faced and her journey towards self-acceptance.