Hilaria Baldwin Pens Touching Message After Alec's 'Rust' Shooting Interview

Hilaria Baldwin is staying faithful to her vows to be with her husband of nine years, Alec Baldwin, for better or worse.

Amid the swirling storm surrounding Alec, following the shooting debacle that happened while filming "Rust," his wife remains by his side.

The "Yoga Vida" owner took to social media with a heartwarming tribute to her spouse on the heels of his ABC interview about the shooting incident. 

On Friday evening, December 3, Hilaria updated her Instagram page with a lengthy message of love and support to Alec alongside a throwback photo of them passionately kissing. 

The 37-year-old wrote that she lost her voice in the cyclone of modern-day media and fake news but credited her husband for always inspiring her to speak up when afraid.

Hilaria noted that their public life brought tremendous trauma in dark times, adding that the opinions and monetization were overwhelming.

The loving wife praised her husband for speaking up in his latest interview as she saw his soul in unimaginable pain and did not want to lose him to a breakdown.

Hilaria expressed that "everything gets twisted and turned, torn apart, picked at, even invented," but she will love and care for her partner.

The yoga instructor sent honor to the deceased Halyna and her family and hoped that they figure out what happened and make sure it never repeats itself.

Hilaria concluded that she was around to heal Alec's pain and never leave him, then welcomed a future with their messy emotions and lots of love till the very end.

The "Pearl Harbor" actor responded to the touching tribute with a comment that read, "I'm lucky. Sometimes it doesn't seem that way to me. But have you and our family… I'm the luckiest guy on Earth."

In a sit-down with ABC News anchor George Stephanopoulos, Alec recounted the incidents behind the tragic shooting on the set of "Rust." 

The Blast reported that the actor said the accident, which took the life of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins and injured director Joel Souza in October, felt surreal.

When told that it was not scripted for a trigger to be pulled, the "It's Complicated" actor replied that he "didn't pull the trigger."

Alec said the bullet was brought on the property by someone else. This received mixed reactions. Many fans believed it was inappropriate for him to be interviewed amid police investigations.

Alec's shooting incident continues to take an immense toll on his mental health. The Blast divulged an open letter he penned to Hilaria this month.

In the Instagram letter, the "Boss Baby" actor gushed that no matter what he suffers or what happens to him, no one can take away the joy and love of his wife. 

Alec credited his partner for giving him "a reason to live," affirming that their life with their family is all he cares about, and he owes that to her.

Support and well-wishes trooped in for the star. A fan commented, "Praying for you during this difficult time, you are not to blame at all."