Hilaria Baldwin Claims Online Bullying Led to DWTS Exit
UPDATE: Hilaria Baldwin has revealed that she was “bullied off” Dancing with the Stars after her elimination on October 9, 2025. In a series of emotional social media posts, Baldwin addressed the severe online harassment she faced during her time on the show, asserting that it contributed to her and partner Gleb Savchenko’s exit.
During an Instagram Live session, Baldwin did not hold back, stating, “I did get bullied off the show. I did, that’s for sure.” Her comments come in the wake of a highly publicized elimination that sparked widespread discussion about the online treatment of reality TV participants.
In addition to her Instagram remarks, Baldwin spoke about the issue on the official podcast of Dancing with the Stars, highlighting a significant problem she perceives in online interactions. “There’s a big problem online right now. It’s a big problem,” she stated. Baldwin specifically called out the negativity among women, urging, “Women’s inhumanity to women. We need to stop. We will never get anywhere.”
Baldwin also took to social media on World Mental Health Day to further address the bullying issue, indicating that it has affected her mental well-being. “I would be remiss if I didn’t address the elephant in the room, which is that there was some bullying going on aimed at me over the past few weeks,” she said in a poignant video. “One of the most common things that people say to me when they meet me—when they actually meet me—is how surprised they are by negativity that I receive…because in reality, I am none of the negative things that some people say, and that breaks my heart.”
Despite the challenges she faced, Baldwin expressed gratitude for her experience on Dancing with the Stars and conveyed her continued support for her fellow castmates. Her remarks have ignited conversations about mental health and the impact of social media bullying, resonating deeply with fans and followers.
As this story develops, many are left wondering how Baldwin’s experience will influence future discussions around online behavior and the treatment of participants in reality television. Stay tuned for more updates on this unfolding situation.
