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An intimate, behind-the-scenes look into the lives of Alec and Hilaria Baldwin and their seven children, blending the highs and lows of family life, with the challenges and humor that come while raising a large family in the public eye.
Actor Alec Baldwin and wife Hilaria celebrate oldest son Rafael's birthday. They pack up their seven kids and pets and leave for East Hampton for the summer, but with Alec's trial coming up, they face difficult decisions as a family.
Alec and Hilaria do their best to put on a brave face for their kids with Alec's trial just a week away. Hilaria prepares an unusual gift for Alec for their Wedding Anniversary, as the couple faces a tough choice and an unknown future.
Alec and Hilaria Baldwin return home after the trial to their kids and try to discover a new normal. Alec agrees to go to therapy to process what has happened.
Alec and Hilaria try to move forward and focus on the kids; they attend a therapy session to try to heal, but have different opinions about the next steps in their life.
Hilaria plans a trip to the city to take all seven kids to the dentist.
Alec and Hilaria attempt to potty-train their dogs, who have ruined their rugs; after years of fight or flight, it's time for some fun as the couple takes up salsa dancing.
The family soaks up the last days of summer before heading back to the city. Alec faces a tough decision: return to acting or continue as a stay-at-home dad? Hilaria addresses changes in her post-partum body.
The family celebrates Carmen's birthday, and Alec gets an offer for a movie that could take him away from the family. When they head back to Manhattan, they face new opportunities and a new reality as they get 6 kids off to school.
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