Hilaria Baldwin claims she got ‘bullied’ off ‘Dancing With the Stars’ by internet ‘mean girls’

Hilaria Baldwin claims “mean girls” are to blame for why she got voted off Season 34 of “Dancing With the Stars.”

“I’m very new to TikTok. I’ve only been on a couple months. It’s interesting because there’s a lot of mean girls,” Baldwin, who was paired with Gleb Savchenko this season, told Us Weekly over the weekend.

“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,” she alleged. “So they were boosting everybody else and trying to drown out my fan base.”

Baldwin’s latest comments echo what she previously said via Instagram Live last Friday.

At the time, the mom of seven told her followers that she was bullied off the ABC dance competition series intentionally.

“Very coordinated, very strategic bullying,” the yoga instructor, 41, alleged.

“As I feel the darkness 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.”

Back in September, it was announced that Hilaria — who is the wife of actor Alec Baldwin — would be joining the star-studded Season 34 cast of “DWTS,” joining celebs like Danielle Fishel, Robert Irwin, Dylan Efron, Alix Earle and more.

In an exclusive interview with Page Six, Hilaria denied rumors that she launched a “campaign” to get a spot on the show.

“A few days before [the announcement], they called me and were like, ‘Do you wanna do this?’ And I just made a spur-of-the-moment decision. I had to move my whole family out here [to Los Angeles] last minute. So, you heard it here first. That is the true story,” she told us last month.

Hilaria’s time on the series was short-lived as she and her dance partner, Savchenko, were the fourth pair to be voted off.

In a post-elimination interview with “Good Morning America,” Hilaria cried as she revealed her heart was “a little broken” after being booted off the show.

Her casting on the series came following a series of controversies she’s faced over the years.

In December 2020, Hilaria — who claimed to be from Spain — was outed as a woman named Hillary who was actually born in Boston.

Page Six previously reported that Hilaria’s parents didn’t move to Mallorca, Spain, until 2011, when she was already 27 years old. Then, in March, Hilaria was criticized for cutting the “30 Rock” actor off during an interview.

“Oh my God, when I’m talking, you’re not talking,” she told Alec, 67, during their March 12 chat with “Extra,” which quickly went viral on social media. “No, when I’m talking, you’re not talking.”

The podcaster turned to the camera and said, “See, this is why, yes, we’ll have to just cut him out of the show.”

A week later, Hilaria and Baldwin addressed the criticism from bed by mouthing along to their awkward “Extra” interview.

When the voiceover finished, Hilaria asked the dad of eight, “And that is called, what’s the word of the day?” to which the “Rust” star responded, “Manterrupting.”

In another interview with Page Six, Hilaria said that competing on “DWTS” felt “healing” for her and her family after a “hard few years.”

“This is one of the first things I’ve ever done that is ‘me time,’ truly,” she explained. “I think it’s not just healing for me, but it’s healing for my children as well. Because children want to see their moms happy.”