Hilaria Baldwin Takes Aim at Amy Schumer in New Book
In her recently released book Manual Not Included, Hilaria Baldwin subtly addresses comedian Amy Schumer, who previously labeled her a "sociopath" in her comedy special Emergency Contact. While Baldwin doesn’t mention Schumer by name, she discusses a "famous person" who has made "nasty and untrue" comments about her and her family, including her husband, Alec Baldwin.
Hilaria expresses her frustration, revealing that she felt "very sick with stress" around the time of Schumer’s special, especially when witnessing her children react emotionally to the negativity. She emphasizes her desire to distance herself from Schumer, stating, "I don’t need to use her name… I would like to be left out of any articles that mention her."
The animosity dates back to 2020 when Schumer publicly ridiculed Hilaria’s cultural heritage, insinuating that she had been misleading about her Spanish origins. Hilaria previously apologized for not being clearer about her background, which led to significant public scrutiny.
Schumer’s comments have repeatedly targeted the Baldwins, including jokes about their sizable family, which consists of seven children. Hilaria, who stars in a TLC reality show with her family, noted in a past interview that being cruel to someone is unacceptable.
Despite the turmoil, Hilaria asserts that she does not seek an apology from Schumer and hopes to avoid any future encounters with her. The ongoing feud highlights the complexities of celebrity relationships and public perceptions in the era of social media.
As both women navigate their respective careers, the fallout from this peculiar rivalry continues to attract attention.
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