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Talia RalphApril 11, 2012 17:38
Alec Baldwin tweets he might be leaving NBC
Baldwin took to Twitter to complain about NBC's Today show staking out outside his apartment.
Baldwin took to Twitter to complain about NBC's Today show staking out outside his apartment.
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Actor Alec Baldwin is allegedly being stalked by a woman who has sent him dozens of emails, telling him she loved him and wanted to have his baby. (Frederic J. Brown/AFP/Getty Images)
Alec Baldwin, who plays studio executive Jack Donaghy on NBC's "30 Rock," tweeted hints he might leave the network over a feud with the Today show.
Baldwin has made news recently over the arrest of struggling Canadian actress Genevieve Sabourin, who allegedly stalked Baldwin after learning of his engagement to Hilaria Thomas, the Daily Beast reported. However, when media staked out outside his apartment, including reporters from NBC's Today, Baldwin took to Twitter to vent his frustrations.
A story about stalking sure brings out the stalkers in the media.But, the Today Show?
— AB (@alecbaldwin) April 11, 2012
I think I'm leaving NBC just in time.
— AB (@alecbaldwin) April 11, 2012
However, it is unconfirmed if Baldwin will be leaving the network. In January, NBC’s chairman Bob Greenblatt told reporters that NBC had re-signed the actor for “30 Rock’s” seventh season, according to the Washington Post.
Wednesday’s tweets aren’t the first time Baldwin has said he would leave NBC. In 2007, he hinted about retiring to focus on his relationship with his daughter, following a leaked voicemail in which he called her a "rude, thoughtless pig" for not answering one of his phone calls, according to the Washington Post.
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http://www.globalpost.com/dispatch/news/culture-lifestyle/entertainment/120411/alec-baldwin-may-leave-nbc-twitter-today-show
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