Alec and Hilaria Baldwin have hit back at a comedian who savaged their Hamptons home in a viral social media video. Dan Mahboubian Rosen, known for critiquing celebrity properties, posted a video to Instagram last month in which he mocked the couple's sprawling New York getaway.
In the video, viewed more than 320,000 times, Rosen used an exaggerated accent to parody Hilaria's controversial Spanish accent as he reviewed photos of the home published by The New York Times. He criticised the interiors, colour schemes and decor, questioning how someone with Alec Baldwin's wealth could live in such a place.
Hilaria, 41, responded with a laughing emoji, but Alec appeared less amused, writing: 'Why don't you go away?' Rosen had described the bathroom as a 'mayonnaise bathroom' and the living room as looking as though a Groupon had been used at Pottery Barn.
Alec purchased the 11,000-square-foot farmhouse in 1995 for $1.6 million. It has since been renovated, including a 1,400-square-foot addition after he married Hilaria in 2012. The home features five bedrooms, seven bathrooms, a library and a cinema-turned-playroom.
The couple, who have seven children, listed the property in 2022 and accepted an offer to sell in 2024 before changing their minds. Alec told The New York Times that the children were very happy there and that he never wanted to leave.
