Alec and Hilaria Baldwin’s son rushed to hospital after health scare on family vacation

Alec and Hilaria Baldwin’s 9-year-old son, Leo, had a scary incident that landed him in the hospital.

Hilaria posted a carousel of photos from their family’s beach getaway on Instagram Monday, sharing that her family met up with her after her work trip, though she didn’t specify where.

Photos included Leo lying on a hospital bed with his forehead being looked at, him in a wheelchair, and then another of him showing off his bandages from a cut above his left eyebrow.

Hilaria captioned the post, “Trigger warning: Leo split his forehead open and we were well taken care of in the hospital. So grateful for the kindness and care.”

“Other than that, it’s been beach, together, practicing walking like 🦀😂,” she continued. “Memories made. I missed them so much it hurt 💕.”

Hilaria also shared videos of her family enjoying time on the beach, including one of Alec, 67, wading in the ocean.

Hilaria, 42, shared she was going on a work trip on March 8, noting she was having a hard time being away from her husband and their seven kids — sons Rafael, 10, Leo, Romeo, 7, and Eduardo, 5, and daughters Carmen, 12, Ilaria, 3, and María Lucía, 4. 

“Today is the day I fly away for a really exciting work trip, I am so grateful and happy for this experience. AND my heart hurts because I’m leaving all my babies at home 😭,” she wrote. “My kids asked me how may hugs and kisses will feel like enough: I told them there is no number that will make us not miss and ache for each other every day.”

“But we will talk every day and count the days until we can be together again 💕,” she continued.

“I love this [sic] little people so much and am really trying to figure out the work/motherhood balance. The dual identities are hard, no? Love you all 💙.”

Hilaria showed she was a fierce mama bear in January, when she defended Carmen after some accused the preteen of dressing too old for her age.

She accused criticizers of being jealous about getting older and being “pushed out” of the “women prime” era into the “old lady” stage of life

“My kids are so safe wearing a tank top, skirt and tights. She’s been wearing that her whole life. So why is it making you uncomfortable?” she hit back.