Inside the Baldwins' Hilaria-ss Wedding

Or should I say: Inside their nupcias.

The media's trying to get a #CancelMob formed against Mollie Hemingway, who dared to ask the unanswerable question: Why is "Caitlyn" Jenner a hero for claiming to be that which he is obviously not, whereas "Ilaria" is mocked?

There's no good answer to that, so they'll just smear anyone who asks about it.

Certainly "Ilaria" has put in the time "transitioning" to Castillian.

EXCLUSIVE: The bride wore a mantilla! Inside Hilaria and Alec Baldwin's NY wedding where they said 'sí,' waved flamenco fans and exchanged Cartier rings inscribed in Spanish - and later she said her family 'couldn't pronounce her new surname'

Hilaria Baldwin's wedding to Alec Baldwin on June 30, 2012 had a distinct flavor of Spain in the celebration, DailyMail.com can reveal

The 36-year-old came under fire this week for claiming she has Spanish roots

She recently admitted her real name is Hillary, she was born in Boston, she only
spent 'some of' her childhood in Spain and clarified she is 'a white girl'

At her wedding, Hilaria incorporated several elements of Spanish culture

The couple married at Basilica of St. Patrick's Old Cathedral in Manhattan, with the nuptials including readings in both English and Spanish

She wore a long white veil with lace embroidering the crown of her head, reminiscent of a mantilla, a traditional Spanish lace worn over the head

She later said: 'I liked that I brought in a bit of my culture'

During their vows, Hilaria is also seen waving a flamenco hand fan

They exchanged wedding bands that had 'somos un buen equipo' - we are a good team - inscribed inside

In November 2012, Hilaria spoke with Vanity Fair España, telling how her family couldn't understand how to pronounce her new last name Baldwin

She said: 'I had to repeat it to my family three times: Baldddwinnn. And the third time they said Oh, we already know who it is! Why didn't you pronounce it right the first time?'

Hilaria's parents, although they retired to Spain in 2011, spent a majority of their lives in the US, her mother a fourth-generation Massachusetts resident and her father's family ties going back to the American Revolution

Meanwhile, the very same media that routinely slanders high schoolers rushes to defend "Hilaria."

So much bravery! Many, how you say, "firefightings."

Check out the reason that the NYT granted anonymity to a source exposing "Hilaria's" non-Spanish background:

posted by Ace at 04:10 PM

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