Hilaria and Alec Baldwin ‘welcome SIXTH child’ six months after giving birth

Hilaria and Alec Baldwin are said to have welcomed a sixth child, just six months after the yoga guru gave birth to her fifth baby Edu following two heartbreaking miscarriages.

The 37-year-old mother sparked furious speculation on Monday when she shared an image of herself cradling a newborn baby, alongside the couple’s other five children, Edu, Romeo, Leonardo, Rafael and Carmen.

Hilaria said little about the baby’s identity, simply captioning the message “ 7 ” and adding a heart-shaped emoji, but a source close to the Boston-born yoga guru confirmed to People that she and Alec are now the parents of six babies.

Hilaria welcomed her fifth child, son Eduardo in September 2020, after suffering two devastating miscarriages; it is not known whether her sixth child – whose name has not yet been shared – has been adopted or was born to a surrogate mother.

A spokesperson for the yoga guru declined repeated requests for comment on the new addition, instead linking DailyMail.com to Hilaria’s Instagram post.

In the image, which was taken by SNL star Alec, 62, shows Hilaria lying in bed surrounded by her children – however, while the couple’s five known children are all seen, the proud mother is also seen cradling another baby in her arm.

The child, whose identity is not known, is curled up against Hilaria’s stomach and dressed in a pale pink outfit.

In a teasing post shared on her Instagram Stories, the proud mom also asked her followers to count ‘how many babies’ they could see in the photo, giving them the option of choosing’ 5 ‘or’ 6 ”.

But beyond social media posts, neither Alec nor Hilaria have commented on information about their new arrival – which comes less than two years after the yoga guru suffered the first of two miscarriages, the first to occur. in April 2019, while the second was in November of the same year.

The couple announced that they are expecting their fifth child in April 2020, but the arrival of a sixth baby is not something that has not been publicly addressed either, although Hilaria said in November of l ‘last year that she’ felt very good ‘as if she was’ over’. ” expand their family.

“ It really feels like we’re done, ” she told People a month after giving birth to Edu when asked if she hopes to have more children.

However, the wellness expert admitted she would never say never, joking that she thought she was ‘done’ in the past – only for the couple to decide they wanted to enlarge further. his family.

“Everyone asks me that question,” she continued. ‘I do not know. I have said in the past that I am done when I am not done.

“I think right now I’m so tired. And I feel, just with COVID, it’s just madness. Right now, during times of COVID, it really feels like we’re done.

She added that her children have all become accustomed to ‘the arrival of new siblings’, revealing that they are already asking her ‘when the next one is coming’.

But while Hilaria had already been very open about her mothering journey – documenting her pregnancy on Instagram and sharing intimate details about her two miscarriages – she and Alec have kept the news of their youngest arrival very secret.

Hilaria has only made a return to regular social media posting in recent weeks, after apologizing for faking her Spanish heritage after weeks of furious controversy over the scandal.

The influencer finally said “ sorry ” for the saga in a post shared to her Instagram account on February 5 – six weeks after a Twitter thread about her fake European background went viral.

Hilaria refrained from admitting that she had misled people about her Spanish roots instead of doubling down on her previous claims that she was raised ‘with two cultures, American and Spanish’ and that she felt “ a real feeling of belonging to both ”.

In a caption next to a photo of her with her husband Alec and their five children, she wrote in the Instagram post: ‘I’ve spent the last month listening, thinking and wondering how I can learn and grow.

“My parents raised my brother and I with two cultures, American and Spanish, and I feel a real sense of belonging to both.

“ The way I spoke about myself and my deep connection to two cultures could have been better explained – I should have been clearer and I’m sorry.

“ I am proud of the way I was raised and we are raising our children to share the same love and respect for both.

“Being vulnerable and pushing ourselves to learn and grow is what we’ve built our community on, and I hope to return to the supportive and kind environment we’ve built together,” she said.

At the end of December, it emerged that Hilaria – who in the past claimed to have grown up in Mallorca and spoke with a Spanish accent – had actually spent her childhood in Beacon Hill, Boston, and had gone through Hillary.

It started with a single tweet on December 21 which read: ‘You have to admire Hilaria Baldwin’s commitment to her ten year struggle where she masquerades as a Spanish person.

The woman then went on to post videos and evidence of how Hilaria’s accent has changed over the years.

Several former classmates have come forward to confirm that Hilaria was in fact raised in Weston, Massachusetts by American parents without a hint of a foreign accent.