After 19-year-old model Ireland Baldwin split from her boyfriend Slater Trout in March of last year, she’s been in a steady relationship with 23-year-old rapper Angel Haze.

As the adorable couple continues to post photos of their romance on Instagram, we can’t help but wonder what Ireland’s father, actor Alec Baldwin, thinks of his daughter’s relationship.

Although Alec Baldwin has reportedly denied being an alleged homophobic and racist, reports of questionable comments have continued to follow him. The “30 Rock” star reportedly called a British journalist a “toxic little queen” on Twitter for wrongly writing that his wife, Hilaria, tweeted during James Gandolfini’s funeral, according to the NY Post.

Alec Baldwin reportedly wrote that he’d stick his foot up the reporter’s backside “but I’m sure you’d dig it too much,” according to the news outlet. The 56-year-old actor also reportedly denied calling black photographer G.N. Miller a “coon” and a “drug dealer” in 2013.

Kim Basinger’s ex-husband reportedly hasn’t spoken publicly on his daughter’s new relationship.

Ireland Baldwin and Angel Haze have remained strong since last year, posting pictures of their New Year’s beach trip to Santa Barbara on social media, according to the U.K.’s The Daily Mail.

Haze confirmed her romantic relationship with Ireland last year during an interview with The Independent.

“I don’t know if there’s like some confirm or deny thing with the way relationships work in the media, but everyone just calls us best friends, best friends for life, like we’re just friends hanging out,” explained Haze, according to Huffington Post.

She added, “It’s funny. It’s rad in some ways, it sucks in others.”

Haze concluded, “An interracial gay couple, I mean that’s just weird for America right now. We f**k and friends don’t f**k. I have never f**ked one of my friends. Once I see you in that way, it doesn’t happen. But we do f**k and it’s crazy and that’s weird to say because I think about it in terms of an audience reading it and them thinking, ‘What the hell?’ But it happens.”