Amy Schumer and Hilaria Baldwin continue to have a fun holiday exchange … after the body of social media embarrassed the controversy
Amy Schumer returns with Hilaria Baldwin.
The 39-year-old actress took to Instagram on Christmas Friday with a family photo of Hilaria, her husband Alec Baldwin and their five children, posing as 36-year-old Mom Brain podcaster.
The Trainwreck star, who is the mother of one-year-old son Gene David, with her husband Chris Fischer, headlined the shot: “Chris and I had such a beautiful day with the kids.”
The latest: Amy Schumer, 39, is back with Hilaria Baldwin, 36. She took to Instagram on Christmas Friday with a family shot of Hilaria, her husband Alec Baldwin and their five children, making it look like she was the mom Brain podcaster after a recent series of posts headlined
The picture consists of Hilaria and Alec outdoors with their five children, Carmen Gabriela, seven, Raphael, five, Leonardo Ángel Charles, four, Romeo Alejandro David, two, and baby Edu.
Alec, Ireland’s 25-year-old daughter (with ex-wife Kim Basinger) responded, “Why did I comment on it as if it were Hilaria’s account?” “Lol, miss you !!”
The post came days after a controversy when Schumer posted an earlier shot pretending to be the yoga and fitness expert on a shot in which she had her four-month-old son in underwear.
Schumer captioned the shot, which he later deleted: “Gene and I wanted to wish everyone a happy holiday season. Enjoy it with the family members who are talking to you this year.”
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The comic was with his one-year-old son, Gene David, and her husband Chris Fischer, in the luxury zone
The post came days after a controversy when Schumer posted an earlier shot pretending to be the yoga and fitness expert on a shot in which she had her four-month-old son in underwear.
On Tuesday, Baldwin went to the site to address the negative remarks he left in the message, saying he “seemed out of control” and entered “a place of bodily shame.”
Baldwin said he has a sense of humor, but was concerned that some of the remarks did not reflect the bodily inclusion he hopes to see in society.
“Now, it hurts my feelings if there are people I don’t even know who criticize why I might post a photo?” she said. ‘If it had looked different, would I have posted this photo? I’m sure.
His side: Baldwin on Tuesday went to the site to address the negative remarks he left in the message and said he “appeared to be out of control” and entered “a place of bodily shame.”
“Because I love looking at photos, supporting our bodies, the temple we live in 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. I love it. No matter how you look, I love it. If you honor yourself yourself and you celebrate yourself, I love it ”.
Baldwin addressed what he felt was the center of the offensive claims, saying, “There’s the whole issue of ‘Oh, moms don’t look like that,’ some moms do. That mom does. And I’m included in the inclusion. ‘ .. that’s how I feel, you know? I come from younger people, I’ve been a fit person all my life, and here it is.
He wrote in the headline, “I am an advocate of positivity and body inclusion … which, let’s remember, includes everyone.”
Later, Schumer wrote, “I’m sorry!” to Baldwin after the involuntary chain of events.