Amy Schumer Calls Out Hilaria Baldwin's Fake Heritage and von Trapp-like Family Size in Hilarious Roast

Amy Schumer • Hilaria Baldwin • Alec Baldwin • Netflix: Amy Schumer takes aim at Hilaria Baldwin, accusing her of pretending to be Spanish in her new Netflix special, "Emergency Contact."

During her comedy set on parenting and motherhood, Schumer humorously exposed Baldwin's true background, highlighting that she is actually from Boston and not Spain.

Schumer playfully mocked Baldwin's commitment to her fake Spanish identity, joking about the Spanish names she gave her children, such as Jamón, Croqueta, and Flamenco.

While Schumer made light of the situation, she also pointed out that both Baldwin and her husband, Alec Baldwin, don't seem to care about fabricating a cultural identity or the serious incident involving Alec's shooting of a cinematographer.

Referring to Hilaria's pretend Spanish persona and Alec's shooting incident, Schumer humorously emphasized that neither of them seems to give any importance to the truth or consequences.

This is not the first time Schumer has referenced Alec's shooting incident in her comedy, previously making a joke about it during a Las Vegas performance.

Amy Schumer's Netflix special, "Emergency Contact," is now available for streaming on the platform.