>Imagine what would have been without Q
Notable takewell said anon, well said
And I was just thinking about getting an emotional support Chimp. Chimping out done right!
South American adoption- how does the adoption line up with the John of God baby mill situation?
Baldwin got his- married to a con artist, a "nice" Boston gal pretending to be a Spaniard who couldn't pronounce cucumber. Hiliaria is in fact Hillary. Major kek.
>Hillarious
I forgot muh sauce about the fraudster:
"Thu, December 31, 2020, 5:55 AM CST
Hilaria and Alec Baldwin
Hilaria and Alec Baldwin had readings in Spanish at their wedding in 2012
Hilaria Baldwin has said critics who have accused her of faking her Spanish roots have been "misrepresenting me".
The podcaster, yoga instructor and influencer, who is married to actor Alec Baldwin, has been at the centre of a controversy in recent days.
Some have contrasted her identity and sometime Spanish accent, saying she was born Hillary Hayward-Thomas in the US to American parents.
She told the New York Times: "There is not something I'm doing wrong."
Why has Hilaria Baldwin been criticised?
Some Twitter users suggested that her name, the accent she has used in some interviews and her apparent Spanish identity don't fit with her upbringing.
A clip of her on TV speaking with an accent and apparently forgetting the English word for cucumber quickly went viral.
Others pointed out that her management agency's online biography said she was born on the Spanish island of Mallorca. She and her husband gave their five children - whom she dubs the "Baldwinitos" - Spanish names.
But some who knew her as Hillary Hayward-Thomas said she didn't use a Spanish accent in high school and was in fact the "archetypal northeastern prep schooler".
She was born in Boston, Massachusetts to real estate lawyer David L Thomas Jr and Dr Kathryn Hayward, who was an assistant professor at Harvard Medical School, the New York Times said.
What has she said?
The 36-year-old told the paper that people had been "confused in some ways by people misrepresenting me".
She explained that her father formed "deep, deep, deep bonds" with Spain in his childhood, and took his family there every year. But she declined to explain how frequently they went there or how long they stayed."
More:
https://news.yahoo.com/hilaria-baldwin-misrepresented-over-fake-115548913.html