Amy Schumer and Hilaria Baldwin continue their playful holiday exchange … after the body controversy on social media
Amy Schumer is back at it with Hilaria Baldwin.
The 39-year-old actress took to Instagram on Christmas Friday with a family shot of Hilaria, her husband Alec Baldwin and their five children, pretending to be the Mom Brain podcaster, 36.
The Trainwreck star, who is mother to one-year-old son Gene David with husband Chris Fischer, captioned the photo: ‘Chris and I had such a lovely day with the kids.’
The latest: Amy Schumer, 39, is back with Hilaria Baldwin, 36. She took to Instagram on Christmas Friday with a family shot of Hilaria, her husband Alec Baldwin and their five children, as if she were the Mom Brain podcaster after a recent series of reports made headlines
The statue consists of Hilaria and Alec outside with their five children, Carmen Gabriela, seven, Rafael, five, Leonardo Angel Charles, four, Romeo Alejandro David, two, and baby Edu.
Alec’s daughter Ireland, 25, (with ex-wife Kim Basinger) replied, ‘Why did I comment on this like this was Hilaria’s story !! ‘Lol miss you !!’
The post came days after a controversy when Schumer posted an earlier recording pretending to be the yoga and fitness expert in a recording holding her four-month-old son in her underwear.
Schumer captioned the recording, which she later deleted: “Gene and I wanted to wish everyone a happy holiday. Enjoy with whatever family members talk to you this year. ‘
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The comic featured one-year-old son Gene David with husband Chris Fischer in the upscale setting
The post came days after a controversy when Schumer posted an earlier recording pretending to be the yoga and fitness expert in a recording holding her four-month-old son in her underwear
Baldwin took to the site on Tuesday to make negative comments left on the post that she said “ seemed to get out of control ” and “ fell into a place of body shame. ”
Baldwin said she has a sense of humor, but was concerned that some of the comments did not reflect the body inclusivity she hopes to see in society.
“Now, does it hurt my feelings when some people I don’t even know criticize why I should post a photo?” she said. ‘If I had looked different, would I have posted that photo? I really hope so.
Her side: Baldwin took to the site on Tuesday to make negative comments left on the post that she said “ seemed to get out of control ” and “ ended up in a place of body shaming ”
‘Because I love to look at pictures, support our bodies, our temple in which we live day and night – I love it. No matter what you look like, I love it. If you honor and celebrate yourself I love it. ‘
Baldwin spoke about what she thought was the crux of the insulting comments, saying, “There’s something like, ‘Oh, mothers don’t look like that’ – some mothers do. This mother is doing it. And I’m included in the inclusion … that’s what I look like, you know? I come from smaller people, I’ve been a fitness person all my life, and please. ‘
She wrote in the caption, “I am an advocate for body positivity and inclusivity … which, let’s not forget, encompasses everyone.”
Schumer later wrote, “I’m sorry!” to Baldwin after the unintended chain of events.