Alec Baldwin explains phones message to daughter
Posted on April 21st, 2007Alec Baldwin is in a lot of hot water after his now famous “thoughtless little pig” voicemail to his 11 year old daughter was release by TMZ. Alec has released a statement explaining his actions on his website.
“Although I have been told by numerous people not to worry too much, as all parents lose their patience with their kids, I am most saddened that this was released to the media because of what it does to a child,” he wrote. “I’m sorry, as everyone who knows me is aware, for losing my temper with my child. I have been driven to the edge by parental alienation for many years now. You have to go through this to understand. (Although I hope you never do.) I am sorry for what happened. But I am equally sorry that a court order was violated, which had deliberately been put under seal in this case.”
I feel for Alec because I believe his failed relationship with Kim Bassinger has grown so evil that it is
now putting his child in the middle. However as a parent he should be getting more respect from his daughter and she should be able to do one little thing — answer the phone and talk to her father. If more parents stepped up and gave their children a bit of a rude awakening every now and again maybe it wouldn’t be so bad. Look at all the wonderful kids that were treated like royalty growing up – Paris Hilton, Britney Spears, Kim Kardashian, and Nicole Richie to name a few. Maybe if their parents had put their foot down once they wouldn’t make headlines for being such idiots!
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January 13th, 2009 at 2:25 pm
I’m not taking sides. but sometimes things aint what they seem. The angry person might have been “trolled” for many years with constant manipulations, gaslighting etc.
I was in such a relationship (with a personality disordered person) and was viewed as the angry person (being constantly triggered by a very manipulative and ´smart person). This person had tried to alienate me from an eleven-year-old and at one point I even snapped at the child, for allowing this to succeed!
I don’t know these two persons, so I can’t say in this case, but one should be careful. Those who seem “nicest” are not always so…