Hilaria Baldwin announces parenting book amid renewed Spanish accent controversy
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The yoga instructor’s book on motherhood is expected to be released in May. Hilaria Baldwin has announced that she’s releasing a parenting book, weeks after once again sparking controversy over her Spanish heritage. “Mothering, partnering, and life-ing is amazing—and can also be so hard—and there’s no one way to do it,” she wrote in the caption of her Instagram post, which featured a snap of the book cover. “I’m looking forward to sharing some of my stories with you—the ups, the downs and the realization that there is no manual for any of this! By finding our commonality, we can better deal with what comes our way.”.
Her book’s cover features her and Baldwin who is wrapped in tape while sitting inside a cardboard box. The couple is also surrounded by their seven young children: Carmen, 11, Rafael, nine, Leonardo, eight, Romeo, six, Eduardo, four, María, three, and Ilaria, two.
The book announcement comes after Hilaria drew more criticism over her infamous penchant for Spanish. In a video obtained by the Daily Mail, Hilaria was seen in the kitchen with her friend cooking a Spanish dish for her family during the holidays. At one point in the clip, she appeared to forget the English word for “onion.”.
“My husband hates uhh...,” she said while speaking in a Spanish accent. Her friend chimed in to remind her it was onions. Hilaria then claimed: “I forgot it, OK,” before saying the Spanish words for onions, “cebollas.” She continued to describe how she mixed cebollas with other ingredients in the dish.
