Amy Schumer talks about her role in the “insane” drama surrounding Hilaria Baldwin and her exaggerated Spanish roots.
The 39-year-old comic got caught up in the controversy after sharing several funny snapshots and the fitness guru / mother of five children claiming to be Spanish when she was born in Boston.
But Amy made it clear that she only had love for Mrs. Baldwin, 37, and told Entertainment Tonight, “It’s amazing and I wish her and her family the best. And I hope she can visit Spain as much as she wants. .
Chiming in: Amy Schumer (as of 2019) offered two cents for all of Hilaria Baldwin’s controversy over her pseudo-Spanish heritage after she was accidentally involved in the whole mess after several jokes on Instagram
Asked about the whole ordeal, Schumer said, “My God, I really don’t even know what to say. Obviously, I didn’t know what would happen.
In light of the situation, he continued, “I find it so insane and entertaining that I think Hilaria is probably the only person who is happy with the insurrection at the Capitol, because it distracted [people] from now on.’
“She is amazing and I wish her and her family the best,” she added. “And I hope he can visit Spain as much as he wants.”
Amy teased Hilaria for the first time late last year, posting a photo of the underwear yogi with her infant son, which actress I Feel Pretty said “just thought it was fun.”
“It’s a little crazy to be in underwear with your baby. I just thought it was a little fun, and then I saw him make a video and it looked a little annoying,” Schumer recalled.
“Not to me, but to the comments I received.” She would say to me, “I don’t want to be evil” and it seemed like maybe her feelings were hurting, so I finished it.
Widow and Naked: Amy first teased Hilaria late last year, posting a photo of the underwear yogi with her infant son, which I Feel Pretty actress said “just thought it was fun “. The version of Amy’s message is seen above
Follow-up: Explaining his logic behind the second post mocking Hilaria (above), he said, “I thought we were still playing, so I wrote,‘ Hey, look, I love Spain too. ’But then it turned out. in something so big and people were very upset so I finished it [too]’
Although Amy and Hilaria could get along, Schumer couldn’t help but have fun after Baldwin was called in to misrepresent his Spanish heritage.
“We were playing with each other, and then the whole issue of Spain came out,” Amy continued, explaining the logic behind another Hilaria-inspired Instagram post.
“I just felt like everyone else was watching it. Like, ‘What’s going on?’ I thought we were still playing, so I wrote, ‘Hey, look, I love Spain, too.’ But then it became such a big thing. and people were very upset, so I finished it [too]. “
Amy quickly realized she wanted to get her “out of the narrative.”
Look, she’s a mother. He has a million and a half children, and that’s really difficult, “laughed Schumer.
False accent: Amy’s joke came after online accusations that Baldwin was falsifying his Spanish accent, while pretending to be Mallorca, Spain, when in fact he is from Boston
“So I just want them not to go through a bad time. But besides, you can’t pretend to be from Spain,” he reasoned.
Earlier this month, the Baldwin family was overwhelmed by accusations that Hilaria falsified her Spanish accent while passing through Mallorca, Spain, when in fact she is from Boston.
The social media frenzy started with one tweet which read: “You must admire Hilaria Baldwin’s commitment to her struggle for a decade in which she supplants a Spanish person.”
Since then, Baldwin has responded to accusations of “falsifying” his Spanish accent and heritage, while posting a video on Instagram that said, “Yes, I’m a white girl. I’m a white girl.
Long con: The social media frenzy began with a tweet that said, “You have to admire Hilaria Baldwin’s commitment to her long decade in supplanting a Spanish person.”