Hilaria Baldwin "surrounded by love" after confirming that she had a miscarriage

Hilaria, the wife of Alec Baldwin, confirmed that she had lost her baby just days after she tweeted live that she was "most likely" suffering from a miscarriage.

The Spanish yoga teacher had been open to the prospect of miscarriage, after tweeting what was happening shortly after the couple had learned that the pregnancy was likely to fail.

On Tuesday, Hilaria, a mother of four, shared a heartbreaking article on Instagram and said that a scan showed that her unborn baby was not having a heartbeat.

Beside a picture of her and Baldwin with their children Carmen Gabriela, five, Rafael Thomas, three, Leonardo Angel Charles, two, and Romeo Alejandro David, ten months, she said: "There was no heartbeat today at my sweep … so it's over … but I have quite strong and amazing heartbeats here."

"I am surrounded by such love and I feel very lucky."

After her announcement last week, Baldwin, 35, was praised for her "courage" and encouraged other women to share their losses.

She said she wanted to "participate in efforts to normalize miscarriages and eliminate stigma".

Hilaria added on Tuesday: "Thank you all for your listening, for your support and for sharing your personal stories We are stronger together … I hope this conversation will continue to grow and that we remain united at a time." difficult moments in life.

"Lots of love and appreciation to you all."

Hilaria met Baldwin, 61, in New York eight years ago. She was open about what was going on during the pregnancy since she understood that there was a problem.

When she talked about the possibility of miscarriage, she wrote on social media: "I want to tell you that I am probably a miscarriage I always promised myself that if I had to get pregnant again, I would share the news with you soon enough, even if it means a public loss.

"I've always been so open with you about my family, fitness, pregnancy … and I do not want to hide that from you, just because it's not as positive and brilliant that the rest I think it's important to show the truth … because my job is to help people by being real and open.

"In addition, I have no shame or embarrbadment about this experience, and I wish to participate in the effort to normalize miscarriages and eliminate stigma." so many secrets during the first quarter.

"It works for some, but I personally find it exhausting, I'm nauseated, tired, my body changes, and I have to pretend that everything is fine – and it really is not. do not want to pretend, hope you understand.

"So this is happening now: the embryo has a heartbeat, but it is not powerful and the baby does not grow much.

"So we are waiting – and it is difficult – there is so much uncertainty … but there is very little chance that it will be a viable pregnancy." I trust that my family and I will get out of it, even if the trip is difficult. " difficult.

"I am so blessed by my extraordinary doctor, my dear friends and my loving family … My husband and my four very healthy babies help me stay together and understand how life really is. beautiful, even when it sometimes looks ugly.

"The luck and gratitude that I feel as the mother of my baby is wonderfully overwhelming and comforting.

"In your comments, be kind, I feel a little fragile and I need support.I hope that by sharing this, I will be able to help raise awareness on this sensitive subject."