How ‘30 Rock’ predicted Alec Baldwin’s future

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“30 Rock” seemingly predicted Alec Baldwin’s future long before his wife Hilaria was caught in a lie about her heritage.

In a 2007 episode of Tina Fey’s sitcom, Baldwin’s character Jack Donaghy dates a British woman named Phoebe (played by Emily Mortimer).

However, after Jack proposes to Phoebe, Fey’s character Liz Lemon discovers that Phoebe is faking her accent. Sound familiar?

Clips from the episode surfaced on TikTok on Tuesday with netizens hilariously comparing the storyline to Alec and Hilaria’s reality.

“You don’t know anything about me so back off,” Phoebe says in the clip without the British accent she spoke with in prior episodes.

Lemon, looking shocked, gasps and asks, “What happened to your accent?”

Phoebe, looking distraught, puts her accent back on and says, “Um, I don’t know what you’re on about, you daft wanker.”

TikTok users flooded the comments section of the viral clip, captioned “Tina Fey is a profit (sic).”

“It’s like Hillary watched this and then made her move,” one person commented, referring to Hilaria, who was born with the name Hillary.

“PLEASE TELL ME SHE DID NOT WATCH THIS AND USED IT FOR INSPIRATION,” added another.

“If anything the writers manifested it,” commented someone else.

“So you’re saying Alec knew…” wrote another.

“This episode was like 4 years before they met which makes it even wilder,” said one more.

This weekend Hilaria, who claimed to be from Spain, was recently outed as being born in Boston as Hillary.

She defended herself by saying that she was born in Boston but that her family is from Spain and she used to travel there often — but it turns out her parents are also from Boston.

Following Hilaria’s accent exposé, her stepdaughter Ireland Baldwin came forward to defend her.

“It’s so pathetic that anyone would wanna play detective, and dig that deep into someone’s life that they don’t know, don’t know anything about, how they were raised, who they were actually raised by. It’s just kinda sad and pathetic,” Ireland, 25, said on her Instagram Story.

Alec also defended his wife’s fluctuating accent.

“Just a lot of s—t,” the actor said on Instagram. “You have to kind of hack your way through the debris of Twitter. Twitter is just a vast orchard of crap.”