Hilaria Baldwin

Yeah.

Literally, I mean, I've been talking about it a little bit more openly.

I posted something this morning about it.

And people are like, oh, because it's your friend and you call him to take pictures.

I'm like, I haven't called anyone to take pictures of me.

If he's going to be there, I will be nice and I'll go take a picture for him.

I will go say hello.

I'm going to go and give him a hug.

I have paparazzi friends that moved back to DR and many years we've shared Christmas gifts.

So, like, I can find the human quality in people.

And I think that that's very important and very me.

Yeah.

Yeah.

No, I mean, they, I mean, maybe not the smallest ones, but, you know, most of them, the four oldest definitely do.

And then we, you also have to know that we've gone through like really bad, bad times where I'm having conversations with the kids that you never, you know, at the beginning it was just like, there's paparazzi out and you think that that's bad enough.

And then you have the paparazzi that are swarming them as they're going to the car and, like, bumping into you and screaming things at the kids.

You know, me bringing him off to trial and them having to say goodbye to their dad and not knowing if they're going to see him for a year and a half.

You know what I mean?

So, like, there's things where my kids have had to experience really dark stuff.

And the only way that I have known to go through it, and hopefully I haven't made mistakes, is to be as open as possible.