MAGNIFICENT SEVEN: Alec Baldwin, 64, and wife Hilaria, 38, share heartwarming picture with seven children
ARLINGTON, VERMONT: Alec Baldwin and his wife Hilaria shared a rare picture with their seven children, including their newborn Ilaria, sitting on a bed together for the first time on Instagram.
In the new family photo, Alec, 64, looked thrilled to be with seven of his eight children. The actor posed with his wife Hilaria, 38, and his children - Carmen, 9, Rafael, 7, Leonardo, 6, Romeo, 4, Eduardo, 2, Lucia, 1, and IIaria. Hilaria captioned the post, "Our first photo with the smallest Baldwins!" She also gave a shout-out to Alec's oldest daughter Ireland.
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The post read, “What a Baldwinito dream team. Ireland, you are missed and loved,” She wrote in reference to the 26-year-old whom Alec had with his ex, Kim Basinger.
"Now my love letter to [the photographer Eroula Dimitriou]: 20 years of friendship, you have captured memories of my family since we was pregnant with Rafa. We are grateful to you.Mama, artist, one tough cookie, multi human…Rou makes it a joy to take maternity and family photos. She has the patience of a saint, the calm of a wise woman, and the touch of a mama. We love you. Check her out and give some love," the post went on to add.
Meanwhile, Alec is facing criminal charges for a fatal shooting during the production of the film 'Rust' which resulted in the death of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins. While holding a prop gun that appeared to be loaded, he accidentally shot and killed Hutchins.
In her letter, District Attorney Mary Carmack-Altwies said she was ready to file charges against four individuals, reported The Daily Mail. In spite of not specifying what the charges were, she wrote that she was "certainly looking at all the homicide statutes and any gun statutes under the New Mexico Criminal Code." "One of the possible defendants is well known movie actor Alec Baldwin," she said.
The assistant DA requested $635,000 in order to appoint experienced and high-profile lawyers. However, the state gave her $317,000 to appoint a special prosecutor to handle the case. Since the tragedy, Alec defended himself and tried to shift the blame to Hannah Gutierrez-Reed, the production's armorer, claiming the gun should not have been loaded with live rounds. Hutchins' family sued Gutierrez-Reed, prop master Sarah Zachry and assistant director Dave Halls, alleging they handed Baldwin the gun. Additionally, the film's other producers, and its production company are also named in the lawsuit.
Gutierrez-Reed, meanwhile, accused the police of not looking for fingerprints and DNA evidence from the bullets on set during the investigation. She claims someone had sabotaged the gun with a live round. A Santa Fe Sheriff's office detective told the her attorney that testing the bullets would not make sense because they may have been handled by many people.
Alec had earlier posted a picture of his children on Instagram, stating that his family kept him "alive" during this difficult time.