Hilaria Baldwin has slammed online ‘bullies’ after her DWTS elimination (Image: ABC)

Hilaria Baldwin has been vocal about what she feels led to her elimination from Dancing With the Stars, and while she credits husband Alec Baldwin for helping her with “fake negative noise,” she also feels she was targeted and “bullied” off the show by online “mean girls.”

Baldwin and her partner, Gleb Savchenko, were shockingly eliminated from the ABC show last week after their Disney night routine.

Now, following reports that she was full of “rage and tears” over her dismissal, Baldwin has been opening up about what she felt was a systematic attack on her by show fans, who she says conspired to get her voted out.

The 41-year-old yoga instructor and mom of seven has shared her concerns about what she felt her experience was like on social media and at events since.

Speaking to Us Weekly at the 2025 Guru Awards on October 12, she furthered her earlier allegations.

Baldwin has claimed she was “bullied” off the show by “mean girls” on the internet (Image: ABC)

“I’m very new to TikTok. I’ve only been on for a couple of months. It’s uninteresting because there are a lot of mean girls,” she said.

“I guess what people were doing is they were having campaigns where they wouldn’t just vote for their favorite, because you can vote 10 times for a couple, they were voting for all the other couples except us, so they were boosting everybody else and trying to drown out my fan base.”

The comment came after a series of Instagram videos, where she further claimed she was the victim of “very coordinated, very strategic bullying.”

She mainly shared her thoughts in a post in honor of World Mental Health Day on October 11.

Baldwin claimed there were “very coordinated” attacks against her that lead to her elimination (Image: ABC)

“I would be remiss if I didn’t address the elephant in the room,” she said. “Which is that there was some bullying going on aimed at me over the past few weeks.”

“Very coordinated, strategic bullying,” she added. “And as I feel the darkness that that undoubtedly brings to me, I always want to remember that my life belongs to the whole community and I want to leave a lasting mark of courage to speak up against what is simply wrong.”

In the comments of her video, some supported her, while others slammed her claims.

“I knew something was up, You’re amazing and should still be dancing,” one person wrote.

Baldwin’s appearance on the show faced controversy from the start (Image: ABC)

“People not liking you isn’t bullying,” a second added.

Baldwin’s time on the show was tinged with controversy throughout, with many expressing they didn’t like seeing her cast from the onset due to her past scandal, where she claimed to be Spanish and from Spain and used an accent, but was proven to have been born in Boston, Massachusetts.

She addressed the controversy in an episode of her TLC show, The Baldwins, saying “I’m raising my kids to be bilingual, I was raised bilingual. My family–all my nuclear family–now lives over in Spain. I want to teach my kids pride in speaking more than one language. I think just growing up and speaking two languages is extremely special.”

Since joining DWTS, however, she has been accused of exhibiting “diva” behavior behind the scenes, and she and Savchenko were often criticized and mocked for social media content that was branded as “pathetic.”

Baldwin was also slammed for ‘cringe’ behavior after she was eliminated (Image: ABC)

Fans also targeted her after she remained in the competition after week 3, but Fifth Harmony’s Lauren Jauregui was sent home.

Since her elimination, she was also called out for “cringe” behavior after she was axed, including not thanking Savchenko, who was later reported to have felt she had “no gratitude” with the snub.