Hilaria Baldwin celebrated New Year's Eve with her husband Alec Baldwin and their children.
As the couple and their seven kids prepared to ring in 2025, she took to Instagram to share a series of photos as well as a video of how they welcomed the new year at home.
The Boston-born yoga instructor, 40, shared a sweet family photo of her husband, 66, and their seven children: Carmen Gabriela, 10, Rafael Thomas, 8, Leonardo Angel Charles, 7, Romeo Alejandro David, 6, Eduardo Pao Lucas, 3, Maria Lucia Victoria, 3, and Ilaria Catalina Irena, 20 months.
The Rust actor is also a father to adult daughter Ireland, 29, whom he shares with his first wife Kim Basinger.
During the holiday season, Hilaria and Alec — who have been married since 2012 — enjoyed post-Christmas and pre-New Year's Day celebrations with their young ones as seen in her post on social media.
Their festivities comes ahead of the upcoming release of their family reality TV series — which Alec's brother, Stephen Baldwin, the father of Hailey Bieber, previously dished about the possibility of making an appearance.
Hilaria Baldwin celebrated New Year's Eve with her husband Alec Baldwin and their children. As the couple and their seven kids prepared to ring in 2025, she took to Instagram to share a series of photos as well as a video of how they welcomed the new year at home
Hilaria shared season's greetings to her nearly one million Instagram followers in her caption.
Alongside her photo series, she wrote: 'Happy new year! Feliz año nuevo! Love you all and can't wait to have an amazing 2025!
'Only good things. No negativity and no fear. We wish you so much happiness,' she added next to heart emojis.
She included a photo of herself wearing a low-cut, neon green dress in a sultry selfie alongside her husband as they appeared to enjoy a date night together.
Her other photos showed them spending quality time at home with their kids.
She was seen cuddling one of their sons as they both flashed big, bright smiles.
Another snapshot showed the entire family sitting together after they appeared to have mealtime together.
A close-up, cropped photo from the same time showed their youngest baby, who was wrapped in Hilaria's arms, throwing up a peace sign.
She was seen cuddling one of their sons as they both flashed big, bright smiles
She shared a sweet family photo of her husband, 66, and their seven children. The Rust actor is also a father to adult daughter Ireland, 29, whom he shares with his first wife Kim Basinger
A close-up, cropped photo from the same time showed their youngest baby, who was wrapped in Hilaria's arms, throwing up a peace sign
As part of her carousel post, the mom-of-seven also included a clip of their three-year-olds enjoying a little bit more playtime before bed.
Hilaria had Latin music playing in the background as the toddlers giggled and zoomed around the room.
At one point, the sibling duo appeared to be wrapped in a sweet hug and a quick peck, only stopping upon seemingly realizing their mom had started filming them.
The pajama-clad kids continued playing with their toys with cheeky grins on their faces.
Then, Hilaria turned to camera to show that she was bottle-feeding her youngest baby before bed.
The post comes shortly after Hilaria, who grew up as plain old Hillary Hayward-Thomas in an upscale neighborhood of Boston, 'forgot' the English word for 'onions' while cooking for her family.
As part of her carousel post, the mom-of-seven also included a clip of their three-year-olds enjoying a little bit more playtime before bed. Hilaria had Latin music playing in the background as the toddlers giggled and zoomed around the room
At one point, the sibling duo appeared to be wrapped in a sweet hug and a quick peck, only stopping upon seemingly realizing their mom had started filming them
The pajama-clad kids continued playing with their toys with cheeky grins on their faces
Then, Hilaria turned to camera to show that she was bottle-feeding her youngest baby before bed
Video obtained exclusively by DailyMail.com shows self-styled Spaniard treating her holiday guests to 'traditional' Spanish tortilla dished up with a hefty side order of accented Spanglish.
Dressed in a plaid onesie, Hilaria was seen standing in the kitchen boasting about the authenticity of the recipe in her faux Spanish tones.
Speaking in a heavily accented baby voice, she said: 'I learned this from when I was a kid. Don't look it up online because you'll learn something different.'
The secret to her tortilla is, she said, potatoes 'not cut too tiny.'
Turning to her friend who was cooking alongside her, she then appeared to forget the English word 'onions' as, referring to actor husband Alec, she revealed: 'My husband hates…cebollas.'
Video obtained exclusively by DailyMail.com shows self-styled Spaniard treating her holiday guests to 'traditional' Spanish tortilla dished up with a hefty side order of accented Spanglish
Hilaria took to Instagram to wish her followers a 'feliz navidad' and shared a family photo on Christmas Day
Given that she appeared to have entirely forgotten she isn't actually Spanish, the occasional word slip is perhaps unsurprising.
Her friend came to the rescue helpfully reminding her, 'onions.' English is such a tricky language.
It wasn't not the first time Hilaria stumbled over her native tongue.
In 2015, she appeared in a now infamous six-minute segment on the Today Show in which she made 'authentic' gazpacho listing the ingredients and at one point appearing to forget the English word 'cucumber.'
'We have very few ingredients,' she told Telemundo TV host Evi Siskos, with whom she appeared that day.
'We have tomatoes, we have, um, how do you say in English? Cucumber!'
At one point, she appeared to forget the English word 'onions' and referred to them by their Spanish name 'cebollas' instead
Hilaria and Alec Baldwin, 66, married in 2012. The actor confidently informed talk show host David Letterman that his wife was Spanish during an interview the following year
Hilaria and Baldwin have given Spanish names to all their seven children — Carmen Gabriela, 10, Rafael Thomas, 8, Leonardo Angel Charles, 7, Romeo Alejandro David, 6, Eduardo Pao Lucas, 3, Maria Lucia Victoria, 3, and Ilaria Catalina Irena, 20 months
Now she was at it again as she lisped her way through a recipe drawn from her 'Spanish' childhood.
'I grind cebollas and ajo [garlic] together,' she rambled on in her babyish Iberian jumble.
Mealtimes it seems, just like everything in Casa Baldwin, are 'Spanish-flavored.'
It was how the couple described their June 2012 New York wedding in which they exchanged vows and rings engraved with the words, 'Somos un buen equipo,' which means, 'We're a great team,' in Spanish.
The following year, Alec confidently informed talk show host David Letterman that his wife was Spanish.
He was seemingly oblivious to the fact that Hilaria was born and bred in Massachusetts and merely vacationed on the resort island of Majorca, some 130 miles from the Spanish mainland and where her retired parents now live as ex-pats.
In a now infamous video clip from 2015, Hilaria (left) appeared on a cooking segment for the Today Show where she seemingly forgot the English word for 'cucumber'
Her parents bought the five-bed, five-bath house in June 1987 when their daughter was just three years old and didn't move out till she had turned 28
A 2014 Elle article referred to her as 'half-Spanish' and elsewhere she has been written of as 'bi-cultural' which is true if she's counting both her real and her appropriated culture.
Doubling down on her origin myth, Hilaria and Baldwin have given Spanish names to all their seven children – Carmen Gabriela, 10, Rafael Thomas, 8, Leonardo Angel Charles, 7, Romeo Alejandro David, 6, Eduardo Pao Lucas, 3, Maria Lucia Victoria, 3, and Ilaria Catalina Irena, 20 months.
They are known collectively as the 'Baldwinitas.'
Four years ago, DailyMail.com exposed the truth of the yoga teacher's Boston background as, despite her agency's website listing her birthplace as Majorca she spent most of her childhood in a $4 million 100-year-old house in Boston's Beacon Hill area.
Records show that her parents, attorney David Thomas and Harvard Medical School professor Kathryn Hayward, bought a five-bedroom, five-bath house on Pinckney Street in June 1987 when Hilaria was just three. She didn't move out until she had turned 28.
Neighbors there remembered her as a 'very entitled young lady.'
Hilaria, her husband Alec, and their children attended the premiere of Spellbound in New York City last month
DailyMail.com previously revealed that Hilaria had proudly displayed her given name Hillary Hayward-Thomas on her MySpace page alongside sultry selfies back in the day
What they had no recollection of was any Spanish accent.
Hilaria's brother, Jeremy, went to Majorca on a school exchange trip which, according to one neighbor, was when the family started to fall in love with the place.
But Jeremy's attempt to live in Spain foundered as he 'didn't fit in, so came back'.
Hilaria's Walter Mitty heritage became public when she posted a picture of herself in black lingerie holding her son Eduardo which comic Amy Schumer then sent up.
Hilaria posted a video of herself responding to Schumer's dig but apparently forgot that she was supposed to have a Spanish accent and spoke with a non-specific American one.
Leni Briscoe, a former classmate from the elite Cambridge School of Weston — where annual tuition costs $60,850 for day students and $75,200 for boarders — tweeted: 'You have to admire Hilaria Baldwin's commitment to her decade-long grift where she impersonates a Spanish person.'