Alec Baldwin and Hilaria take four of their six children for a walk

The Baldwin brood were out in full force in New York on Thursday, as Alec Baldwin and his wife Hillary ‘Hilaria’ Thomas Baldwin took four of their six children for a stroll in the city. 

Alec, 63, and Hilaria, 37, certainly had their hands full with their little ones, though appeared to be accompanied by a crew of nannies and staff. 

The group included Rafael, five, Leonardo, four, and Romeo Alejandro David, two, who was safely sat on his daddy’s shoulders.

Meanwhile, mother-of-six Hilaria kept her newborn baby close to her, assumed to be daughter Lucia who was born via surrogate after the birth of son Eduardo Pau Lucas in September.

Not pictured with the group was their seven-year-old daughter Carmen Gabriela Baldwin, who was born in 2013. 

While the couple have kept details of their daughter’s birth very much under wraps, Hilaria has hinted that they did not rely on sperm or egg donors for Lucia’s conception when she described the little girl and her brother Eduardo, six months, as being ‘almost like twins’ in an Instagram post. 

‘María Lucía Victoria and Eduardo Pau Lucas: our babies who bring light into our lives—almost like twins, we love you so much,’ she wrote in the caption while sharing an image of the siblings lying alongside one another.

It is not known exactly when Lucia was born or conceived, though it is likely that the surrogate got pregnant in mid-2020, after Hilaria had announced that she was pregnant with her fifth child Eduardo. At the time, the couple already had one girl, seven-year-old Carmen, as well as three other boys, Rafael, five, Leonardo, four, and Romeo, two.

In her Instagram post, Hilaria did not offer up any more information about the surrogacy, though she did pay tribute to the ‘angels’ who helped to bring her newborn baby into the world.