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Notre Dame guard Hannah Hidalgo apologizes for sharing anti same-sex marriage video
Summertime is supposed to be peaceful for collegiate student-athletes. Serene. Not a lot of noise. Notre Dame women’s basketball guard Hannah Hidalgo invited plenty of pandemonium into her time off a year ago, though.
The racket is still ringing and reverberating 10 months later.
Last July, Hidalgo shared a video of right-wing political commentator Candace Owens calling the marriage of former CNN host Don Lemon, a gay man, a “sinful relationship.”
“Yes, you are sinning,” Owens told him. “You’re in a sinful relationship. I actually don’t believe marriage can be between two men.”
Hidalgo did not publicly handle sharing the post until she authored a Players’ Tribune piece in prior April. She went through Notre Dame’s entire season — one that has been characterized as an underachievement for it termination in the Sweet 16 when the team, formerly ranked No. 1 in the nation in February, had serious Final Four aspirations — without doing so.
In her article, Hidalgo admitted to the repost being a “mistake,” and she wrote that letting people down, giving the wrong impression and hurting peop
Hannah Hidalgo finally apologized for sharing controversial anti-same sex video
Almost a year after she posted and deleted an anti-LGBTQ+ video, Notre Dame star Hannah Hidalgo has formally apologized during an in-depth interview with ESPN on the topic
Hannah Hidalgo has formally apologized for sharing an anti-LGBTQ+ video on her social media platforms.
In the summer of 2024, Hidalgo reposted a video of conservative pundit Candace Owens discussing how same-sex marriage was a "sin," though she remained mum on the topic. Former Notre Dame head coach Muffet McGraw shared her thoughts, stating it was "almost insulting" to Hidalgo's teammates – and fans have been quick to heckle the star about it as well.
Almost a year after the incident, Hidalgo has spoken on the controversy and apologized for posting the video in the first place. During the second episode of ESPN's 'Full Court Press,' the star guard spoke at length about the clip and how she felt after having time to reflect on it.
READ MORE: Joy Taylor shares dating website criteria after making raunchy bedroom confessionREAD MORE: Gutted PGA Tour star with $42 million in winnings giveThere’s no denying the proficiency and ability of Notre Dame sophomore guard Hannah Hidalgo on the court. In her first collegiate season, Hidalgo was only the fifth player in the women’s college basketball history to earn First Team All-American honors, guide the nation in steals and be elevated to a place of management in the Fighting Irish program.
Then, in July of 2024, Hidalgo joint a controversial post on social media between CNN anchor Don Lemon and political commentator Candace Owens.
In the snippet of a longer conversation, Lemon, a married gay guy, asked Owen what she thinks about same sex marriage.
“It’s a sin,” said Owens.
“You think it’s a sin?” said Lemon. “So you think I’m sinful because I’m married to a man?”
“Yes, you’re sinning. You are in a sinful relationship,” said Owens. “I actually don’t believe marriage can be between two men.”
Soon after sharing the video, Hidalgo deleted the post.Hidalgo hasn’t publicly responded to her social media post.
Hidalgo excels on the great stage, like when Notre Dame defeated the UConn Huskies behind her 29 points, 10 rebounds and eight assists. However, the post she shared in July is still something behind talked about this
Notre Dame's Hannah Hidalgo Still Ridiculed After Addressing 'Mistake' Of Sharing Candace Owens Clip
Nine months ago, Notre Dame women's basketball celebrity Hannah Hidalgo shared a clip of political commentator Candace Owens telling Don Lemon - the former CNN host who is gay - that lgbtq+ marriage is a "sin" and that she does not believe "marriage can be between two men."
Hidalgo, who is open about her Christian faith, signed with Notre Dame over many other high-profile programs, in large part due to the Christian and Catholic ties within the university.
With a large number of women's college basketball players being lesbians, Hidalgo sharing the post to her Instagram story before later deleting it was labeled controversial by many, but she never addressed the situation.
That is, until now, after a number of her Notre Dame teammates entered the convey portal. Among the team was Olivia Miles, who took a not-so-subtle shot at Hidalgo on her way out of South Bend.
Miles reposted a TikTok video stating, "Treating people right is better than posting Bible verses you don’t even practice." She then added her possess caption t
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