Alec and Hilaria Baldwin fans think baby number EIGHT is on the way after shocking 'dirty dancing' video
The 67-year-old actor and his 41-year-old wife put on an amorous display in an Instagram reel as Hilaria dramatically danced to the Celine Dion ballad The Power of Love.
The footage, shared on Wednesday, showed the mother-of-seven throwing her smooth, toned legs over her husband as he sat in a chair and admired her.
Her feet were splayed on his chest as she wrote in the caption, 'Foot rub time…makes sense to me.'
Followers flocked to the comments, with one writing, 'He was looking like he was gonna make baby #8.'
Another fan had the same idea, adding, 'Here comes baby #8!'
And another encouraging fan wrote, 'You promised him a life of fun after the storm, and you are delivering it like a boss,' referring to the dark time in Alec's life following the accidental fatal shooting of his Rust cinematographer Halyna Hutchins in October 2021.
Another person was critical, however, adding, 'Not sure why you need all this attention. It's too much!'
The comment was liked 134 times from agreeing social media users.
Hilaria has proudly and dutifully stood by her husband's side in the wake of his nightmare workplace tragedy.
After Halyna died at the hands of Alec as he pulled the trigger of what was supposed to be a stunt gun, New Mexico prosecutors put him on trial.
The actor went on trial for involuntary manslaughter in July 2024, but only three days in the judge dismissed the case permanently after it was discovered the prosecutors had failed to turn over potentially exculpatory evidence to his defense team.
In January, the father-of-eight, who shares his oldest child with ex-wife Kim Basinger, filed a lawsuit against his prosecutors.
But this week documents obtained by Daily Mail indicated that the case was thrown out because there had been no progress on it in months.
And another encouraging fan wrote, 'You promised him a life of fun after the storm, and you are delivering it like a boss,' referring to the dark time in Alec's life following the accidental fatal shooting of his Rust cinematographer Halyna Hutchins in October 2021
Another person was critical, however, adding, 'Not sure why you need all this attention. It's too much!'
The actor went on trial for involuntary manslaughter in July 2024, but only three days in the judge dismissed the case permanently after it was discovered the prosecutors had failed to turn over potentially exculpatory evidence to his defense team; Alec pictured in the arms of his wife July 12, 2024
Alec's attorney, Luke Nikas, told the Daily Mail the judge's decision to dismiss the case is a 'non-event.'
'The court dismissed the matter without prejudice because we have been waiting to prosecute the case,' said Nikas, who is a partner at Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan.
'We have been in good-faith settlement discussions with the parties to the lawsuit, and will be refiling promptly if those discussions are not promptly and favorably resolved,' he added.
On Instagram in December 2021, Alec paid tribute to his wife with a touching post as he shared a single image of him holding one of their sons.
He wrote, 'No matter what happens to me. No matter what I suffer. If I win or lose, anything. Anything. No one can take away from me the joy and love you have given me.'
The couple married in 2012 and share Carmen, 12 in August, Rafael, 10, Leonardo, nine, Romeo, seven, twins Eduardo and Maria, four, and Ilaria, two.
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