Suffering two miscarriages in seven months is difficult enough without trolls adding "negative comments" into the fire.
Thankfully, Hilaria Baldwin isn't going to take it. She just took a stand for women everywhere by firing back.
Suffering two miscarriages in seven months is difficult enough without trolls adding "negative comments" into the fire.
Thankfully, Hilaria Baldwin isn't going to take it. She just took a stand for women everywhere by firing back.
Instead, she's firing back.
She's the wife of Alec Baldwin and first met the actor in 2011.
Despite their 26-year age gap, they clicked instantly.
In addition to recently celebrating seven years of marriage, they have four kids together: Carmen, Rafael, Leonardo, and Romeo.
And, get this: they're all between the ages of one and five.
This includes being open with the fact that she's now suffered two miscarriages within the past seven months.
When it happened, she shared the tragic news on Instagram, writing:
"I think it’s important to show the truth...because my job is to help people by being real and open."
And she definitely shouldn't feel those things. This has, unfortunately, happened to millions of women and will continue to, and it's not because of wrongdoing.
It was a tragic blow to the family and especially Hilaria, who had just celebrated passing her first trimester a few weeks earlier.
Hailey Bieber, formerly Hailey Baldwin, who is the niece of Alec Baldwin, left a comment of love, as did many of the couple's friends, family, and fans.
This past Tuesday, she took to Instagram stories to fire back at some of the “negative comments” she's received.
Some of the names she's been called include “attention seeker,” “too old” and “disgusting.”
"Rock bottoms sucks. But rock bottom is also eye-opening. Because you understand and have experienced true pain. It makes the trolls seem even smaller than they usually are," she said.
The "Mom Brain" podcast cohost called out those who bully women who have suffered from miscarriages.
"You are contributing to feelings of shame, fear, insufferable pain. It is for this reason that I have stepped forward and shared as I have."
"Not for attention but because it is my life story and I decided to open up. You think I wanted this?”
"I am part of a majority...not a minority. Because of societal pressure, most of us stay silent,” she said.
"We are just opening ourselves up to love. And we should never be ashamed of this… even when it doesn’t go as planned.”
She made these comments last week at the American Museum of Natural History gala.
It was the first time the couple had stepped out since announcing their miscarriage.
“And it was something that you don’t want to be real … I kept on waking up and thinking it was a bad dream."
"But the more that you talk about it, the more you make it real, and when it’s real, then you can work on it.”
Anyone who tries to troll a family in grief should really re-examine their priorities.
We're thinking of you and your family, Hilaria!