It’s the accent that just won’t quit.
Never mind that she grew up as plain old Hillary Hayward-Thomas in an exclusive Boston neighborhood, it was a case of ‘merry Christmas’ at Casa Baldwin.
A video obtained exclusively by DailyMail.com shows self-proclaimed Spaniard Hilaria Baldwin treating her holiday guests to a “traditional” Spanish omelet served with a hefty side of accented Spanglish.
Dressed in a plaid jumpsuit, Hilaria, 40, is seen standing in the kitchen boasting about the authenticity of the recipe in her faux Spanish tone.
Speaking in a heavily accented baby voice, she says, “I learned this when I was a kid, don’t look it up online because you’ll learn something different.”
The secret to his omelette is, he says, that the potatoes “are not cut too small.”
Turning to her friend who is cooking next to her, she seems to forget the English word ‘onions’ and, referring to her actor husband Alec, reveals: ‘My husband hates… onions.’
A video obtained by DailyMail.com shows self-proclaimed Spaniard Hilaria Baldwin treating her holiday guests to a “traditional” Spanish omelette, served with a hefty side of accented Spanglish.
Hilaria, 40, took to Instagram to wish her followers a ‘Merry Christmas’ and shared a family photo on Christmas Day.
Given that she seems to have completely forgotten that she is not actually Spanish, the occasional word mistake is perhaps not surprising.
Her friend comes to the rescue by gently reminding her of “onions.” English is a very complicated language.
It is not the first time that Hilaria has stumbled upon her native language.
In 2015 he appeared in a now infamous six-minute segment on the Today Show in which he made an “authentic” gazpacho by listing the ingredients and at one point seemed to forget the English word “cucumber.”
‘We have very few ingredients,’ he told Telemundo TV host Evi Siskos with whom he appeared that day.
‘We have tomatoes, we have, um, how do you say it in English? Cucumber!’
At one point he seems to forget the English word ‘onions’ and refers to them by their Spanish name ‘cebollas’, instead of
Hilaria and Alec Baldwin, 66, married in 2012. The actor confidently informed TV host David Letterman that his wife was Spanish during an interview the following year.
Hilaria and Baldwin have given their seven children Spanish names: Carmen Gabriela, 10, Rafael Thomas, 8, Leonardo Angel Charles, 7, Romeo Alejandro David, 6, Eduardo Pao Lucas, 3, María Lucía Victoria, 3, and Ilaria Catalina. irena, 20 months
Now he does it again while babbling a recipe taken from his “Spanish” childhood.
“I grind onions and garlic together,” he rambles in his childish jumble of Iberian meats.
Apparently, the meals, like everything at Casa Baldwin, have a “Spanish flavor.”
That’s how the couple described their New York wedding in June 2012, in which they exchanged vows and rings engraved with the words “Somos un buenos equipo,” which means “We are a great team” in Spanish.
The following year, Baldwin, 66, confidently informed talk show host David Letterman that his wife was Spanish.
He was apparently oblivious to the fact that Hilaria was born and raised in Massachusetts and was simply spending her vacations on the resort island of Mallorca, about 130 miles from the Spanish mainland and where her retired parents now live as expats.
In a now-infamous video clip from 2015, Hilaria (left) appeared in a cooking segment for the Today Show where she apparently forgot the English word for “cucumber.”
Her parents bought the five-bedroom, five-bathroom home in June 1987, when their daughter was just three years old, and didn’t move out of it until she was 28.
A 2014 Elle article referred to her as “half-Spanish” and she has been written about as “bicultural” elsewhere, which is true if you count both her actual and appropriate culture.
Doubling down on their origin myth, Hilaria and Baldwin have given their seven children Spanish names: Carmen Gabriela, 10, Rafael Thomas, 8, Leonardo Angel Charles, 7, Romeo Alejandro David, 6, Eduardo Pao Lucas, 3, María Lucía. Victoria, 3, and Ilaria Catalina Irena, 20 months.
They are known collectively as the ‘Baldwinites’.
Four years ago, DailyMail.com exposed the truth about the Boston yoga teacher’s background as, despite her agency’s website listing her birthplace as Mallorca, she spent most of her childhood in a 100-year-old home valued at $4 million in the Beacon Hill area of Boston.
Records show that her parents, attorney David Thomas and Harvard Medical School professor Kathryn Hayward, bought a five-bedroom, five-bathroom house on Pinckney Street in June 1987, when Hilaria was just three years old and not He moved away until he was 28 years old.
Neighbors remembered her as a “young girl with many rights.”
Hilaria, her husband Alec, and their children attended the premiere of Spellbound in New York City last month.
DailyMail.com previously revealed that Hilaria had proudly displayed her given name Hillary Hayward-Thomas on her MySpace page alongside sexy selfies in the past.
What they didn’t remember was any Spanish accent.
Hilaria’s brother, Jeremy, went to Mallorca on a school exchange trip and, according to a neighbor, that’s when the family began to fall in love with the place.
But Jeremy’s attempt to live in Spain failed because “he didn’t fit in, so he came back.”
Hilaria’s inheritance from Walter Mitty became public when she posted a photo of herself in black lingerie holding her son Eduardo, which was later sent by comedian Amy Schumer.
Hilaria posted a video of her responding to Schumer’s suggestion, but apparently forgot that she was supposed to have a Spanish accent and spoke with a non-specific American accent.
Leni Briscoe, a former classmate at the elite Cambridge School of Weston – where annual tuition costs $60,850 for day students and $75,200 for boarding students – tweeted: “You have to admire Hilaria Baldwin’s commitment to her decade-long scam. in which she pretends to be a Spanish woman. ‘