Alec Baldwin’s wife Hilaria admits she did not understand prenups before their wedding
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Synopsis

Hilaria Baldwin recently revealed that she was unaware of prenuptial agreements when Alec Baldwin suggested one before their 2012 wedding. The couple discussed their pre-marriage conversations on their new reality show, The Baldwins. Meanwhile, the show has faced widespread criticism, with detractors dismissing it as a PR stunt amid Alec's legal troubles following the Rust shooting incident.

Hilaria Baldwin has disclosed that she was unfamiliar with prenuptial agreements when Alec Baldwin proposed the idea before their wedding in 2012. She made the admission during the premiere episode of their new reality show.

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In the first episode of The Baldwins, Hilaria, 41, stated that she did not fully understand what a prenup was when Alec brought it up.

The Crescent City star, 66, explained that after his divorce from actress Kim Basinger, he felt it was necessary to have a prenup. Alec noted that Hilaria was not pleased with the idea and that it was an awkward conversation, Page Six reported.

Hilaria says she did not want to think about the end

According to Page Six, the yoga instructor and entrepreneur took a different approach, choosing to sign the prenup without much thought. She admitted that this was probably naive of her at the time.

Looking back, she said she now believes she should have considered it more carefully. During the episode, she mentioned that she would read it again now but had not wanted to dwell on the end at the very beginning of their marriage.

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The Baldwins: An insight into their life

Airing on TLC, The Baldwins offers a glimpse into their family life with their seven children: Carmen (11), Maria (3), Ilaria (2), Rafael (9), Leonardo (8), Romeo (6), and Eduardo (4). Alec also has a 29-year-old daughter, Ireland, from his previous marriage.

Reality show sparks controversy

While the couple’s reality show has attracted viewers, The Baldwins has also faced significant backlash. The series follows their family’s daily life while Alec Baldwin continues to battle legal challenges related to the death of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins, who was shot on the Rust film set in 2021.

According to reports, critics say that the show is poorly timed and appears to be an attempt to rehabilitate Alec's public image. The Guardian described it as “a new low for television,” while The Telegraph called it “a saccharine pity party.”

Hilaria acknowledges cinematographer’s death

As reported by The Independent, Hilaria briefly addresses the tragedy on the show, referring to it as “the most unthinkable” event. She added that she and Alec would carry the pain of the incident forever.

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However, reviewers have pointed out that moments of grief in the show feel somewhat out of place alongside its otherwise light-hearted tone.

Alec Baldwin had faced up to 18 months in prison for involuntary manslaughter, but the case was dismissed in July due to prosecution misconduct. Meanwhile, Hilaria has spoken about Alec’s struggles with mental health following the incident, revealing that he has PTSD and has shed many tears over what happened, The Independent reported.

FAQs


1. Why did Alec Baldwin insist on a prenup before marrying Hilaria?
Alec Baldwin sought a prenuptial agreement as a precaution, particularly after experiencing a highly publicised divorce from actress Kim Basinger.


2. What did Hilaria Baldwin know about prenups?
On The Baldwins, Hilaria said that she was unfamiliar with prenuptial agreements at the time and had not considered what it would mean to sign one.
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