Hilaria Baldwin Now Claims She’s Culturally ‘Fluid’ After Spanish Heritage Scandal

If you thought Hilaria Baldwin had moved on from last year’s heritage appropriation controversy, well, think again.

The yoga teacher, married to actor Alec Baldwin, was arraigned in December for repeatedly posing as Spanish – a claim publicly corroborated by her husband – when she was born and raised in Boston by parents Americans.

Baldwin, 37, appeared to allude to the scandal Thursday in a lengthy Instagram post describing his cultural background as “multi” and “fluid.”

“When you’re multi, it can be hard to belong,” she wrote. “You are constantly going back and forth, trying to be more this or more that. You feel like you have to explain why you are the way you are, trying to fit into a world of labels when there is no You may not have one that defines you perfectly. You will never quite fit in because the other parts of you shape and influence all of your parts. “

In a February article, Baldwin apologized for not being clear about his “deep connection to two cultures.”

On Thursday, however, she argued, “We need to normalize the fact that we are all unique – our culture, our languages, our sexual orientations, our religions, our political beliefs are ALLOWED TO BE FLUID. None of us are completely alike.

Baldwin, a mother of six, has been the subject of criticism since late last year, when a viral Twitter thread called her for a “ten year old grift»Concerning his journey. Around the same time, it was revealed that her first name at birth was not Hilaria, but Hillary Hayward-Thomas. Other surveys have questioned his fluctuating accent.

Accustomed to controversies on social media himself, Alec Baldwin tried to deflect criticism somewhat after the Golden Globes in March.

The “30 Rock” actor tweeted a CNN report on Gillian Anderson’s victory for Netflix’s “The Crown”, in which she played former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher. Anderson, who was born in Chicago but spent much of her childhood in London, has been noted as having “accepted the award using her American accent”.

Apparently it didn’t suit Alec, who tweeted, “Change of accent? It sounds … fascinating. The actor announced a hiatus on Twitter shortly after.