Overview
- She published a Substack essay titled "30, Flirty, and Surviving" on Oct. 22, taking stock of her first three decades.
- In the piece, she says she felt burdened by "narcissistic, unreliable and substance-dependent" relatives, without naming them.
- Coverage notes the critique points to her parents Alec Baldwin and Kim Basinger, whose 2002 divorce and custody fight framed her childhood.
- She writes that her two-year-old daughter, Holland, does not need to know those relatives and that she intends to build her own model of family with partner RAC.
- Italian outlets highlighted the essay ahead of her birthday, and Alec Baldwin has recently said the divorce strained their relationship though he claims they now have a good bond.