Hilaria Baldwin shared a humorous photo of her husband Alec Baldwin getting pampered by their daughters on Sunday.
The reality TV star, 42, took to her Instagram Story to share a hilarious FaceTime screenshot of the ‘girl dad’ spending quality time with his daughters, who tried their hand at giving him a complete makeover.
He was in the middle of a FaceTime call with his daughter, Ireland Baldwin, whom he shares with his ex-wife Kim Basinger.
At the same time, one of Alec and Hilaria’s young daughters was seen applying makeup to his face and putting a sparkly headband on his head.
Before Hilaria shared the photo on her Instagram Story, Ireland had originally posted the photo on her social media with the caption: ‘a pretty, pretty princess!!!!!’
Hilaria — who recently had a bizarre reaction to a joke about her ‘fake’ Spanish accent drama — tagged Ireland in her post and wrote, ‘I love that you were FaceTime there for all of this,’ alongside a laughing emoji.
‘This was a girl dad moment…all Alec’s girls took part,’ the Dancing with the Stars alum added alongside an emoji of pink hearts.
The lighthearted post comes just months after Ireland, 30, publicly slammed her family members as ‘poisonous’ and ‘narcissistic’ last October.
In the following days, Hilaria had shared a heartfelt message in response to her stepdaughter.
Alec Baldwin and his eldest daughter Ireland have had a strained relationship over the years, but Hilaria’s post appeared to be a reconciliation announcement.
The screenshot showed Ireland grinning as she watched her dad Alec Baldwin sitting still while one of his daughters, Ireland’s half-sisters, dressed him up in pink eyeshadow and mascara.
His short hair was also pushed back with a too-small, rhinestone-covered headband.
Alec and Hilaria, who share a 26-year age gap and got married in 2012, share three daughters and four sons.
The two are parents to Carmen, 12, Rafael, 10, Leonardo, nine, Romeo, seven, Eduardo, five, María, four, and Ilaria, two.
Less than half a year ago, Ireland celebrated her 30th birthday and slammed her family members with an essay reflecting on her 20s.
She marked the milestone with a Substack essay, in which she reflected on her relationship with her ‘toxic’ family.
Her entry contained the telling subhead: ‘Turning 30, reflecting, and dodging my family of narcissists.’
In her published piece, she shared that she had relinquished the weight of her ‘narcissistic, unreliable, addict family members’.
‘I move into 30 with a lot less weight on my shoulders,’ she wrote about her family.
Though she did not name the specific family members she was referring to, she did briefly mention her relationship with her parents and opened up about her childhood growing up as an only child.
‘This weight that was brought on by the need to continue to carry my narcissistic, unreliable, addict family members who I thought I needed in my life,’ the post stated, without naming the specific people.
‘I grew up without two parents in my home and no siblings to turn to,’ she wrote.
‘I had a lonely childhood at times which is why I grew up feeling like I needed to win over certain people in my own family.’
Ireland said the realization of their toxicity was a liberating experience as she opened up about her current perspective on family after becoming a mother herself.
She welcomed her first child, her daughter Holland, in May 2023 with musician boyfriend RAC.
‘For whatever reason, their validation and praise was meaningful to me. Nothing was more freeing than finally realizing how poisonous these people are,’ she wrote.
‘So I inch into my thirties with an understanding that this is how you break these cycles,’ she continued.
‘My daughter doesn’t have to know these people and I can protect her from them. I can do my very best to construct my own idea of a family, piece by piece. And show how a real family treats one another.’
Ireland has had a publicly strained relationship with her father after he infamously left her a voice message calling her a ‘thoughtless little pig’ when she was just age 11.
The Substack entry indicated she would be shielding her two-year-old daughter Holland from the ‘poisonous’ family members, and she has introduced her child to her parents, suggesting she wasn’t referring to her mother and father in the post.