Hilaria Baldwin reveals son, 6, suffered shock injury resulting in stitches

Alec Baldwin's wife Hilaria has revealed her son Romeo, six, suffered a head injury which left him needing stitches.

The yoga teacher, 40, who shares seven children with the Rust actor, 66, posted a snap with her son and revealed he needed a trip to a doctor after the injury.

In the snap she cradled her son's head and wrote: 'Romeo banged his head...stitches like a champ.

'Grateful @drchrisfunderburk for making this as painless of an experience as possible.'

She added a poll on the photo captioned: 'Why do these things always happen on weekends?" with two answers: 'I know, right?' and "The universe demons says: happy Sunday!'

The Baldwins are currently embarking on a new reality series centered around their family consisting of their kids: Carmen, 11, Rafael, nine, Leonardo, seven, Romeo Eduardo or 'Edu', three, Maria, three, and Ilaria, one.

The Glengarry Glen Ross star also shares his daughter Ireland Baldwin, 27, with ex-wife and actress Kim Basinger

The family was recently seen filming with TLC in and around The Hamptons in New York in recent weeks.

Their new reality series is slated to air on the TLC network sometime in 2025.

This comes after the Rust prosecutor asked a judge to reopen Alec's manslaughter case after the shooting of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins. 

Baldwin's latest sighting also comes just weeks after a prosecutor asked a New Mexico judge to reconsider the decision to dismiss an involuntary manslaughter charge against Baldwin in the fatal shooting of a cinematographer Halyna Hutchins on the set of the Western film Rust. 

Special prosecutor Kari Morrissey argued that the July decision lacked sufficient factual basis and did not infringe on Baldwin's due process rights.

State District Court Judge Mary Marlowe Sommer had previously dismissed the case mid-trial in July, citing that police and prosecutors had withheld evidence from Baldwin's defense in the shooting that killed Hutchins.

The dismissal was made with prejudice, preventing the charge from being refiled once any potential appeals are resolved.

Baldwin, the lead actor and co-producer on Rust, was pointing a gun at Hutchins during a rehearsal when it went off, killing her and wounding director Joel Souza.

The 30 Rock star maintained he pulled back the hammer — but not the trigger — and the revolver fired.

The case hinged on ammunition brought to the sheriff's office in March by a man who claimed it might be linked to Hutchins' death.

Prosecutors dismissed the ammo as irrelevant, while Baldwin’s legal team accused them of concealing it, leading to a successful motion to dismiss the case.

In her request for reconsideration, special prosecutor Morrissey argued the undisclosed ammunition was irrelevant and focused on Baldwin’s responsibility to follow gun safety rules.

Last month, Baldwin’s legal team slammed the motion, filed on August 30. 

In court documents, obtained by People, the star's attorneys said Morrissey has 'continued abuse of the judicial process.' 

'She repeatedly violated the State's disclosure obligations, buried evidence, lied about it at trial, and then lied about her reasons for lying about it,' his team claimed. 'Not only has the State failed to present any new information to warrant reconsideration, but the new information that has emerged since trial only underscores the strength and necessity of the Court's judgment.' 

Baldwin's lawyers went on to tell the court tht they should 'ensure the integrity of the judicial system and the efficient administration of justice' by striking and denying the State's motions.' 

Rust will get its world premiere at Poland’s EnergaCAMERIMAGE International Cinematography Film Festival next month.

There will also be a special panel to honor Halyna’s life - but the decision to air the film at the huge event has been slammed online.

Oscar-nominated cinematographer Rachel Morrison commented on an Instagram post promoting the premiere: 'I'm all for memorializing Halyna and her beautiful work but not by screening and thereby promoting the film that killed her.' 

Deadline reports a private WhatsApp group of working cinematographers were also against the event - branding it 'distasteful' and 'tone deaf.'

They noted Hutchins’ family reportedly supports the showing -- and Alec's brother Billy Baldwin confirmed the latter to TMZ.