Amy Schumer roasts ‘sociopath’ Hilaria Baldwin’s fake heritage, ‘von Trapp amount’ of kids
Amy Schumer goes after “sociopath” Hilaria Baldwin for pretending to be from Spain in her new Netflix special, “Emergency Contact.”
While doing a comedy set about parenting and motherhood, the “Inside Amy Schumer” alum recalled the fact that “Hilaria from España” is actually “Hillary from Boston.”
Schumer reminded her audience that the former yoga instructor, the wife of troubled actor Alec Baldwin, “is in no way Spanish — her parents are not from Spain, no one in her life is from Spain.”
Despite hailing from Massachusetts, Hilaria gave her “von Trapp amount of children” very “Spanish names like Jamón and Croqueta and Flamenco,” Schumer joked, describing Hilaria’s commitment to her fake-identity bit.
The “Trainwreck” star, 42, assured viewers she was not trying to “bully a sociopath” and instead pointed out that both Hilaria, 39, and the “30 Rock” alum, 65, simply “don’t give a f–k” not only about making up a cultural identity but also about fatally shooting “Rust” cinematographer Halyna Hutchins.
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“This woman, since she met her husband, has straight-up pretended she is from Spain. And her husband shot someone,” Schumer quipped. “Now stay with me! My point is that neither of them give a f–k.”
Schumer previously turned the “Boss Baby” star’s 2021 shooting into the butt of one of her jokes during a performance in Las Vegas, where she told the audience that her lawyer did not want her to make a specific joke at the Oscars.
“‘Don’t Look Up’ is the name of a movie? More like don’t look down the barrel of Alec Baldwin’s shotgun. I wasn’t allowed to say any of that, but you can just come up and [slap] someone,” she quipped, referring to Will Smith infamously hitting Chris Rock.
When Hilaria’s culture-vulture scandal first broke, Schumer ignited a feud with the podcaster after she made fun of her for posing with her babies while wearing nothing but lingerie.
“Amy Schumer: Emergency Contact” is now streaming on Netflix.
