Hilaria Baldwin has revealed she's had some 'heart-wrenching' conversations with her children after her husband Alec accidentally shot and killed Rust cinematographer Halyna Hutchins.
The mother-of-six, 37, penned a candid post detailing how she's struggled to discuss the 'tremendous sadness and heartbreak' of recent events with her family.
Hilaria credited The Child Mind Institute and a book titled It's Okay Not To Be Okay with helping her explain to her family Alec's involvement in the tragedy.
Challenging: Hilaria Baldwin has revealed she's had some 'heart-wrenching' conversations with her children after her husband Alec's on-set Rust shooting in October
In a post shared to Instagram Stories, Hilaria wrote: 'I've had to have some conversations, explaining recent events to my oldest children recently.
'You can imagine how heart-wrenching it has been. I'm grateful to The Child Mind Institute, for guiding me. I'm grateful to my friend, Anne, for encouraging me to reach out to them.
'Sometimes, I just freeze, knowing I'm the adult, who must guide my family, but so lost as what the right direction is.
'There is no manual we are provided. Sometimes I catch myself, surprised that I'm in the adult position and I'm like: shouldn't I know what to do??? I'm grateful for this book I will post next.
Tough: The mother-of-six penned a candid post detailing how she's struggled to discuss the 'tremendous sadness and heartbreak' of recent events with her family
Hard: Hilaria credited The Child Mind Institute and a book titled It's Okay Not To Be Okay with helping her explain to her family Alec's involvement in the tragedy
'All of these have helped me explain the tremendous sadness and heartbreak to my children.
'You have no idea how much
