‘Entitled’ Hilaria Baldwin grew up in multimillion-dollar Boston home
Hilaria Baldwin grew up an “entitled young lady” named Hillary in a now-$4 million home in a tony Boston neighborhood, according to a former neighbor.
The wife of “Saturday Night Live” star Alec Baldwin was just 3 years old when her parents, David Thomas and Kathryn Hayward, purchased the century-old, five-bedroom, five-bath house on Pinckney Street in Beacon Hill in 1987, the Daily Mail reported.
“I don’t know what she is talking about,” the family’s former neighbor told the Mail, referring to Hilaria’s bogus claims she was born in Mallorca, Spain.
“She lived here since she was a child. She didn’t call herself Hilaria then, just Hillary. And she certainly didn’t speak with a Spanish accent.”
The neighbor also recalled the admitted Boston-born yoga guru was a “very entitled young lady.”
“Once I was really upset with her and asked her to shut the gate to stop the dog getting out and she just looked at me and said: ‘I’ve lived here for 19 years,’ and stormed away,” the neighbor, who was not identified, told the Mail.
The neighbor claimed the family’s obsession with Spain came after Hilaria’s brother, Jeremy, went to Mallorca on a school trip.
“‘I didn’t really know them that well, but I know Jeremy tried to live in Spain for a while, but he felt he didn’t fit in, so came back, but then their parents decided to move there after they retired,” the neighbor said.
Thomas, a lawyer, and Hayward, a Harvard Medical School professor, did in fact retire to the Spanish island in 2011 — when their daughter was 27 years old.
The couple sold their home in the desirable Boston ‘hood for $2 million in 2012. But its value sits at around $3.95 million today, according to real estate site Redfin, the Mail reported.
Hilaria this week was forced to admit that she’s a Boston-born “white girl” — whose real name is Hillary Thomas-Hayward — after Twitter user @lenibriscoe posted about her fluctuating Spanish accent, including a cringe-worthy clip of the mom of five “forgetting” how to say “cucumber” in English.