Alec Baldwin and his wife Hilaria, who have seven children together, posted a tongue-in-cheek video about the possibility they might expand their brood.Hilaria, 42, and Alec, 68, are already parents to Carmen, 12, Rafael, 11, Leonardo, nine, Romeo, eight, Eduardo, five, Lucía, five, and Ilaria, three.The 30 Rock star also has a 30-year-old daughter called Ireland by his first wife Kim Basinger, against whom he waged a notoriously acrimonious custody battle.In the new clip, Hilaria struck a pinup pose in a bikini, showing off the toned physique that has helped burnish her reputation as a fitness influencer.’I would do anything for you,’ she cooed, but when Alec replied: ‘Have another baby with me,’ she rose from her seat in a huff and stalked off.’When “I’d do anything for you” meets reality with its terms and conditions …,’ she wrote in her caption, along with a crying laughing emoji.The Daily Mail has contacted a representative for the couple for comment. Alec Baldwin and his wife Hilaria, who have seven children together, posted a tongue-in-cheek video about the possibility they might expand their brood ‘I would do anything for you,’ she cooed, but when Alec replied: ‘Have another baby with me,’ she rose from her seat in a huff and stalked off ‘When “I’d do anything for you” meets reality with its terms and conditions …,’ she wrote in her caption, along with a crying laughing emojiLast year, while promoting their new reality show The Baldwins, Hilaria claimed Alec was ‘always asking me for more kids,’ in an interview with People. ‘Don’t judge me,’ said Alec, insisting that ‘I don’t really want one,’ as Hilaria explained that the children were ‘so cute. But my body’s really tired.’Their latest video comes two months after Hilaria revealed the family were planning to summer on the Spanish island of Mallorca and were toying with the possibility of making the European excursion an annual tradition.Born Hillary Hayward-Thomas in Boston, she has been a lightning rod for controversy since she was accused in 2020 of having faked Spanish heritage, with particular scrutiny on the way her accent seesawed from Spanish to American.However, she has spoken Spanish since childhood and grew up frequently traveling to Mallorca, where her parents have resided since 2011.She, Alec and their seven children, all of whom have Spanish names, currently live between New York City and a luxurious Hamptons mansion that has spent the past few years on and off the market at fluctuating prices.In late June, Hilaria exclusively informed the Daily Mail she was ‘bringing my kids to go be with my family for the month of July in Mallorca.’ Hilaria, 42, and Alec, 68, are already parents to Carmen, 12, Rafael, 11, Leonardo, nine, Romeo, eight, Eduardo, five, Lucía, five, and Ilaria, three; pictured November 2024 Last year, while promoting their new reality show The Baldwins, Hilaria claimed Alec was ‘always asking me for more kids,’ in an interview with People The 30 Rock star also has a 30-year-old daughter called Ireland by his first wife Kim Basinger , against whom he waged an acrimonious custody battle; Ireland and Alec pictured in 2019The cookbook author explained: ‘This is like we’re testing the waters and seeing what that would be like, of summers there rather than the Hamptons.’ Her Spanish heritage controversy exploded in December 2020, as fans noticed that although she went by Hilaria and her CAA bio claimed she was born in Mallorca, she was in fact from Boston and had the given name Hillary Hayward-Thomas.Various interviews resurfaced that showed her slipping into a Spanish accent, and she once forgot the English word ‘cucumber’ during a televised cooking segment.While appearing on the Cat & Nat podcast in New York in April 2020, she said: ‘I moved here when I was 19 to go to NYU,’ and when she was asked: ‘From?’ she replied: ‘From – my family lives in Spain. They live in Majorca.’ As the scandal erupted that December, she insisted that the ‘cucumber’ moment was a ‘brain fart’ because she was nervous and unused to TV, via the New York Times.She defended herself with a public statement saying: ‘I was born in Boston. I spent time in Boston and in Spain. My family now lives in Spain. I moved to New York when I was 19 years old and I have lived here ever since.’ In early 2021, when the controversy failed to die down, she issued a statement on Instagram saying that she was ‘sorry’ about the fracas and acknowledging that she ‘should have been more clear.’However, she maintained that she was brought up ‘with two cultures, American and Spanish’ and feels ‘a true sense of belonging to both.’More recently she has taken a defiant stance on the subject, insisting her changing accent was an example of ‘code-switching,’ on her reality show The Baldwins.