Amy Schumer and Hilaria Baldwin continue their fun vacation exchange … after a shamed controversy on social media
Amy Schumer is back with Hilaria Baldwin.
The 39-year-old actress took to Instagram on Christmas Friday with a photo of Hilaria’s family, her husband Alec Baldwin and their five children, pretending to be Mom Brain, 36, a podcaster.
The Trainwreck star, who is the mother of one year old son Gene David with husband Chris Fischer, captioned the scene, ‘Chris and I had a beautiful day with the kids.’
The most recent: Amy Schumer, 39, is back with Hilaria Baldwin, 36. She took to Instagram on Christmas Friday with a photo of Hilaria’s family, her husband Alec Baldwin and their five children, pretending she was Mom Brain podcaster after a recent series of posts made headlines
The image consists of Hilaria and Alec outdoors with their five children, Carmen Gabriela, seven, Rafael, five, Leonardo Ángel 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 as if it were Hilaria’s account? ‘Lol miss you !!’
The post came days after a controversy, when Schumer posted an earlier photo pretending to be the yoga and fitness expert in a photo in which she held her four-month-old son in his underwear.
Schumer added the caption to the photo, which he then deleted: ‘Gene and I would like to wish everyone a Merry Christmas. Have fun with any family member who is talking to you this year. ‘
Vacation fun: Schumer was photographed on St. Barts beach on Friday
The comic book was about one year old son Gene David with husband Chris Fischer in a luxurious location
The post came days after a controversy when Schumer posted an earlier photo pretending to be the yoga and fitness expert in a photo in which she held her four-month-old son in his underwear
Baldwin accessed the site on Tuesday to address negative comments left in the post that she said ‘looked like a spiral out of control’ and went into ‘a place of body shame’.
Baldwin said she has a sense of humor, but was concerned that some of the comments would not reflect the bodily inclusion she hopes to see in society.
‘Now, does it hurt my feelings if some people I don’t even know are criticizing why I should post a photo?’ she said. ‘If I looked differently, would I have posted this photo? I certainly hope so.
Her side: Baldwin on Tuesday accessed the site to address negative comments left in the post that she said ‘looked like a spiral out of control’ and went into ‘a state of body shame’
‘Because I love looking at pictures, supporting our bodies, our temple that we live in 24 hours a day, 7 days a week – I love it. No matter what you look like, I love it. If you’re honoring yourself and celebrating, I love it. ‘
Baldwin talked about what she felt was at the center of the offensive comments, saying, ‘There’s that whole’ Oh, mothers aren’t like that ‘thing – some mothers are. That mother did. And I’m included in the inclusiveness … that’s how I am, you know? I come from smaller people, I was a person who practiced good shape my whole life, and there it is. ‘
She wrote in the caption: ‘I am an advocate of positivity and the inclusion of the body … which, let’s all remember, includes everyone.’
Schumer later wrote: ‘I’m sorry!’ for Baldwin after the inadvertent chain of events.