Hillarya Baldwin claims that “the world was mine” amid the controversy of tone

On Sunday episode of the reality series TLCBaldwinThe former yoga coach described how she tried to “move away” herself from the drama.

In the March 16 episode of “The Baldwins”, my 41 -year -old mom reflected the controversy over her alleged fake Spanish dialect, which became viral in 2020.

“You have become a way in which you have multiple cultural effects on you mean that you will never be able to fit. You can try,” I explained in the show. “You can know that people who are switched by the code: don’t think about it.

Her accent grew up during a conversation with her 15 -year -old daughter Carmen. During their conversation, I compared to “switching the code” while speaking to an elderly person.

“They say it is similar to communication, if you talk to a really old person who cannot hear it, and I will confirm, I will speak slower,” explained Hillarya. “You are not really thinking about it.

“You know what is called a symbol … I had to learn about it because the whole world meant for me, so I had to learn that,” I continued. “It is the code replacement.”

In confession, she made it clear that she was not used to being in the spotlight. “Be in the limelight, as people like to call it. No, you are not accustomed to it,” she explained. “You don’t get used to people mean.”

“But you take a deep breath, and I think you learned to distance yourself, and so on, as you know, you just try to refuse the voice in my head a little … and I will not take it personally.”

There was a lot of controversy surrounding Hillarya’s origins. Hillary Lynn Hayard Thomas was born in Boston, Massachusetts, and is of the origin of the English, French, German, Irish and Slovak.

Although she said that she grew up in a Spanish -spoken family and traveled to Spain every year, her mother was a professor of medicine at the Harvard Medical College and her father was a lawyer who had a law certificate from Georgetown University.

Besides the 2020 video, Hillarya wrote: “I have seen a gossip on the Internet wondering about my identity and culture. This is something I took seriously, and for those who ask – I will repeat my story, as I did several times before.”

“I was born in Boston and grew up in spending time with my family between Massachusetts and Spain,” I continued. “My parents and my sister live in Spain, and I chose to live here, in the United States of America,” one of the brother of Jeremy Hayard Thomas.

Despite its occurrence years ago, their reality chain has devoted a great deal of time to address the controversy surrounding its alleged fake dialect.

“I love the English language, I love Spanish too, and when I mixed the two, it does not make me unreliable, and when I mix the two, this makes me normal,” she said in confession during the first show episode last month. “I will lie if I say (the controversy) did not make me sad and did not hurt and did not put me in dark places.”

“But my family, friends, and community who speak multiple languages ​​are the ones who belong to multiple places and realize that we are a mixture of all these different things and that this will have an impact on how we voted and an impact on how to clarify the things and words that we choose and our behaviors,“ I have continued, “it is normal” and “is called that man.”

“The Baldwins” broadcasts on Sunday at 10 pm Eastern time on TLC.