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When asked if her famous actor husband joins in her workouts, Hilaria laughed and said: ‘Can’t touch his toes. I literally married the most inflexible person I have ever met.’
The couple, who share a 26-year age gap, first met in New York City in 2011 and dated for just over a year before tying the knot in June 2012.
During the course of their marriage, they have welcomed three daughters and four sons: Carmen Gabriela, 12, Rafael Thomas, 11, Leonardo Angel, nine, Romeo Alejandro, eight, Eduardo Pao, five, Maria Lucia, five, and Ilaria Catalina, three.
The couple’s second youngest child, Maria Lucia, was born via surrogate in February 2021.
Alec is also father to daughter Ireland, 30, from his past marriage to Kim Basinger.
Hilaria is clearly keeping her social media postings light and happy as she and Alec prepare for the theatrical release of the documentary The Trial of Alec Baldwin.
The mom of seven, who is married to Alec Baldwin, often does mini workouts in her bathroom as she works to maintain her honed physique. Above, in July
Hilaria and Alec , who wed in 2012, share seven children together: Carmen, 12, Rafael, 11, Leonardo, nine, Romeo, eight, Eduardo, five, Maria Lucia, five, and Ilaria Catalina, three
Directed and produced by Rory Kennedy, the film documents the events that followed the 2021 shooting death of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins on the New Mexico set of the Western movie Rust.
Alec was holding a prop revolver that went off and killed Hutchins and injured the movie’s director Joel Souza.
The 30 Rock star, 68, strenuously denied pulling the trigger and insisted he had been assured there was no live ammunition chambered in the firearm.
He faced a charge of involuntary manslaughter that was ultimately dismissed by a New Mexico judge in 2024 over prosecutorial misconduct.
The documentary is set to be released on October 16 and the trailer that dropped last week features a somber Alec expressing his fears about the legal proceedings and candidly admitting that viewers will see him ‘at his worst.’
The Baldwins are preparing for the theatrical release of The Trial of Alec Baldwin which documents the events that followed the 2021 fatal accident on the New Mexico set of the movie Rust. Above, the couple in December 2025
Alec was holding a prop revolver that went off and killed the movie’s cinematographer Halyna Hutchins (pictured) and injured director Joel Souza. He faced a charge of involuntary manslaughter that was ultimately dismissed by a judge in 2024 over prosecutorial misconduct
The documentary opens on October 16 and in the trailer a somber Alec expresses his fears about the legal proceedings and admits that viewers will see him ‘at his worst’
‘I want to be acquitted so I can walk out the door and everybody just leave me alone,’ he says in the clip. ‘I never dreamed of my life that this would come down to this.’
He explains: ‘When they told me she died, I was in shock. I was in disbelief.
‘If you said to me: “Hike up Mt Everest and she’ll come back,” I’d be packed and ready to do. Whatever I could do. But there’s nothing you can do.’
Hilaria also appears in the trailer, noting that the ‘paparazzi are already coming’ and advising her husband: ‘You need to take the kids out of town.’
While the charges against Alec were ultimately dismissed, the Rust movie’s armorer Hannah Gutierrez-Reed was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter and sentenced to the maximum 18 months before being released early for good behavior.
In January 2025, Baldwin filed suit accusing several people in the Santa Fe, New Mexico District Attorney’s office of ‘malicious’ prosecution, but the case was thrown out that July after he neglected for months to file additional documents.
Halyna Hutchins’s widower Matthew Hutchins acquired a producer credit on Rust as part of a wrongful death settlement in the aftermath of the shooting.
‘I want to be acquitted so I can walk out the door and everybody just leave me alone,’ the Hollywood star says in the trailer. ‘I never dreamed of my life that this would come down to this.’ Above, in the New Mexico courtroom during legal proceedings
The documentary is directed and produced by Rory Kennedy, the youngest daughter of Senator Robert F Kennedy and his wife Ethel. An acclaimed filmmaker, she is known for the Academy Award-nominated Last Days in Vietnam and Downfall: The Case against Boeing
Rust ultimately had its world premiere at a film festival in Poland in November 2024 before opening in the United States in May 2025 to a polarized critical response.
Rory Kennedy debuted The Trial of Alec Baldwin last November at the 2025 DOC NYC film festival.
‘This story is a tricky one because there is Halyna, who is the victim in this story and I, of course have enormous empathy for Halyna and her family given my own background and experience,’ she told Variety at the time.
‘But I think there should be room to see how there can be more than one victim. There can be a spectrum of victims in different situations, and it’s important to have space for that.
Rory is the youngest child of Senator Robert F Kennedy, who was assassinated in June 1968 while campaigning in Los Angeles for the Democratic nomination for president.
His widow Ethel was pregnant at the time with Rory, who was born the December following her father’s death.
An acclaimed filmmaker, Rory documented her mother’s life in the documentary Ethel, released in 2012. She is also known for the Academy Award-nominated Last Days in Vietnam, released in 2014, and 2022’s Downfall: The Case against Boeing.
