On Sunday, Alec Baldwin and his second wife Hillary ‘Hilaria‘ Baldwin celebrated their 12th wedding anniversary ahead of his July 9th involuntary manslaughter trial.
The 66-year-old Oscar nominee originally met the 40-year-old culture vulture – whose Spanish scandal unfolded in 2020 – on February 18, 2011 while they were dining separately at the since-closed restaurant Pure Food and Wine in New York City.
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY TRIBUTE
‘Although I fell in love with you the moment I met you, marrying you seemed like a dream,’ Alec made his 3.7M social media followers gushed.
‘Good and bad. Ups and downs. Seven kids. (Plus Ireland, Andre and Holland.) Four dogs. Four cats. In spite of some tough times for me, I wouldn’t trade any of it. Happy Anniversary. You are my gift.’
Hilaria also remarked on their ‘joyful ups and sad downs’ including experiencing ‘things that are so painfully and plainly backwards.’
We hang on tight… hold on to family and friends to source our comfort and energy. Lean in to gratitude to brighten every day,’ the former yoga instructor wrote.
‘How lucky am I to have you and our children, Alec? I know I am not here on this page much, as of late, but I will be again. I want you, who is reading this, to know I am grateful to all of you who make this page a supportive community. I hope you feel how much your kindness is a gift that we will forever treasure. I love you, Alec.’
READ ALSO – Shock twist in death of Married At First Sight groom ANDREW JURY as his criminal past is revealed
REACTIONS
Baldwin’s Instagram post received congratulatory comments from his Rust co-star Frances Fisher, comedian Caroline Rhea, and Angel alum Elisabeth Röhm.
The inseparable couple enlist two nannies to help them care for their seven children – daughter Carmen, 10; son Rafael, 9; son Leonardo, 7; son Romeo, 6; son Eduardo, 3; daughter Lucia, 3; and daughter Ilaria, 21 months.
Alec and Hilaria are currently filming their very own family reality show The Baldwins, which premieres next year on TLC.
IF FOUND GUILTY
Alec faces up to 18 months in prison if convicted of involuntary manslaughter for the 2021 fatal shooting of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins at his July 9th involuntary manslaughter trial, which is expected to last about two weeks.
