Hilaria Baldwin Celebrates Easter with Alec and Their Kids Nearly 2 Weeks After Miscarriage

After suffering a miscarriage, Hilaria Baldwin spent some quality time with her four children.

The star celebrated Easter Sunday with her husband Alec Baldwin and their daughter Carmen Gabriela, 5½ and sons Rafael Thomas, 3½, Leonardo Ángel Charles, 2½, and 10-month-old Romeo Alejandro David.

Hilaria, 35, shared a group photo from their celebrations on Instagram, along with a caption that described each family member’s expression.

“Crabby bunny,” she called her youngest child Romeo, while husband Alec was given the “movie star bunny” superlative. Rafael was named “currently snacking bunny,” Carmen got the nickname “fabulosa bunny,” and Romeo was the “silly bunny (who is still celebrating Christmas).”

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The Baldwins appeared to be enjoying a beachside getaway as seen in a video shared on the actor’s Instagram. “On Easter, enjoying a bit of what God made,” he wrote.

Nearly two weeks prior, Hilaria sadly lost her baby after revealing that she was “likely” suffering a miscarriage and her unborn child showed no signs of a heartbeat.

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Days after sharing the loss, the mother of four posted an uplifting message on Instagram, saying that she was focusing on “joyful moments.”

“In coping with loss or a difficult time, it is important to be present for your emotions and process, but also keep an eye on perspective and joyful moments,” she captioned a throwback photo of her and her kids.

“When I get sad, I like to remind myself that sadness passes like a season,” Hilaria continued. “I like to look at my blessings, my happiness, and always remembering that I have so many more good times to look forward to. It is a balance of sitting with grief, as we don’t want to shove it away and not address it…but also not let it cloud how wonderful life is.”

The star also advised fellow parents to reach out to each other if they “need support” or “feel cloudy and down,” adding, “Our communities can remind us that there is sunshine too. … I am sure an angel here will take your hand.”

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