Something tells us that Alec Baldwin is probably NOT going to like the cover of the Daily News on Monday.
The cover features Alec Baldwin's daughter, Ireland Baldwin, as "little pig"-- huffing and puffing away the negative criticism surrounding her father as of late accusing him of homophobia. Baldwin has been under fire after he was caught on camera last Thursday shouting at the papparazzi words that reportedly included the phrase, "c--ksucking f-g."
The name "little pig" plays on another Baldwin scandal from 2007, where a voicemail was released in which he calls his daughter "a rude, thoughtless, little pig."
But the 18-year-old came to his defense once again on Twitter over the weekend, sending out a string of tweets assuring people that although her father made a mistake, he is "far from a homophobe or a racist."
It takes a lot of strength for someone to release their anger. It takes a lot of strength and SUPPORT for someone to grow and become a...
— ireland (@IrelandBBaldwin) November 17, 2013
...better person. We all say things we don't mean. We all say things we can't take back.
— ireland (@IrelandBBaldwin) November 17, 2013
For someone who has battled with anger management issues, my dad has grown tremendously.
— ireland (@IrelandBBaldwin) November 17, 2013
All the parents out there should understand. You would do anything to protect your baby.
— ireland (@IrelandBBaldwin) November 17, 2013
From what you've read and from what media has been shoved down your throats, he has a kind heart.
— ireland (@IrelandBBaldwin) November 17, 2013
My dad is far from a homophobe or a racist.
— ireland (@IrelandBBaldwin) November 17, 2013
My point being, what my dad said was WRONG. What my dad felt WASN'T.
— ireland (@IrelandBBaldwin) November 17, 2013
CORRECTION: A previous version of this story said that the "little pig" voicemail that Alec Baldwin left his daughter was from 2012. The message was released to the public in 2007.
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