After apologizing for an Instagram post with a photo of Hilaria Baldwin earlier this week, Amy Schumer posted an ironic makeover on Thursday.
The comedian posted a picture of the Baldwin family on her Instagram, pretending that the photo was actually her, husband Chris Fischer and their 19-month-old son Gene David.
In the photo, Hilaria and her husband Alec Baldwin are seen trying to make their children – Romeo Alejandro David, 2, Leonardo Ángel Charles, 4, Rafael, 5, Carmen Gabriela, 7, and their newborn son Eduardo “Edu” Pao Lucas – to pose for the family photo.
“Chris and I had a beautiful day with the kids,” Schumer joked in the photo caption.
Many of Schumer’s followers found his post hilarious, including Alec’s 25-year-old daughter, Ireland, whom he shares with ex-wife Kim Basinger.
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“Why did I comment on this as if it were Hilaria’s account !! ‘Lol miss you !!'” she teased.
Broad City star Ilana Glazer also replied, “lol amy !!! 🤣🤣🤣”
The comedian’s post comes a few days after she received a negative reaction, after jokingly sharing another photo of Hilaria on her Instagram and passing the photo as her own.
O Mother’s brain the podcast co-host, 36, shared a photo of herself holding her son Edu in her arms while posing in underwear on Instagram. Hilaria joked in the caption that “you can’t stop smelling this baby”.
Schumer later posted Hilaria and Edu’s photo again on the Instagram feed, playing with the caption: “Gene and I wish you all a Merry Christmas. Have fun with the relatives who are talking to you this year.”
O Trainwreck star, 39, has already deleted the post from your page.
On Tuesday, Hilaria posted a video statement on Instagram addressing Schumer’s reposting and negative notes that began to spill into the comments section, criticizing Hilaria’s post-baby appearance.
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In the clip, Baldwin explained that he likes jokes and loves to “make fun of myself”, but he had a “concern about it” when she said that “it felt like a spiral out of control … coming to the point of embarrassing the body. “
“Now, does it hurt my feelings if some people I don’t even know are criticizing why I should post a photo? If I looked differently, would I have posted this photo? I hope so, ”she said. “Because I love looking at photos, 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 yourself, I love it . “
Baldwin went on to express that “body inclusion” should be for all shapes and sizes.
“There’s the whole ‘Oh, mothers are not like that’ thing – some mothers are. This mother has. And I am included in the inclusion. … That’s how I look, you know? of smaller people, I’ve been a fit person my whole life, and that’s it. Period, end of story. There is no need to apologize for this, just as there is no need for anyone to apologize for what they look at and their life story. It is. “
“Inclusion of the body, that means everyone. Every shape, size – everything,” said Baldwin, adding later, “2020, we had so much negativity last year. Stop. We’re better together. … Let’s be a little more gentle. “
Schumer commented on the video, “I’m sorry!”