Hilaria Baldwin Pregnancy: Alec Baldwin's Wife Rocks Yoga, Before Her Son Interrupts To Demand A Hug

Alec Baldwin's beautiful wife, Hilaria Baldwin posted a video on social media-- showing her nine- month-old son, Raphael, asking a hug while she's doing her yoga poses. Although the expectant mom tried to continue with her workout routine, she couldn't resist snuggling her little one when he demanded a quick embrace.

A video posted by Hilaria Thomas Baldwin (@hilariabaldwin) on Mar 15, 2016 at 4:10am PDT

Hilaria, who just recently revealed she's pregnant with baby number three, shared the sweet moment on Instagram. In the clip, Baldwin was in the middle of her yoga session when her child starts on throwing a tantrum.

The little guy is sitting in his own yoga mat when he starts to scream "no." While crying he said "mama," then starts on picking up his purple mat. The diaper-clad baby headed towards the expectant mom and wrapped around his arm to his mom and said "Yo quiero abrazarte," meaning, "I want a hug," according to Mail Online.

Hilaria Baldwin couldn't help but titter on her child's cuteness. Hilaria, a vegan yoga teacher has been sharing her pregnancy fitness routine lately. In fact, she even shared a video in Instagram-- showing she's working out with her two-and-a- half-year-old daughter, Carmen.

A video posted by Hilaria Thomas Baldwin (@hilariabaldwin) on Mar 16, 2016 at 9:30am PDT

In the shared clip, the expectant mom is sitting on the exercise ball, trying to keep her balance while Carmen sits on her lap. While maintaining her balance with a toddler on top of her, the expectant counts as she's lifting weights.

Hilaria, who delivered her second baby in June 2015, has been posting her growing bumps in social media to show to her followers that she is embracing her pregnant body. She even posted images of her growing belly every two weeks on social media during her second pregnancy.

"To show that we don't need to be ashamed or hide the pregnant figure," the expectant mom wrote on Instagram. "These are common emotions in our society that elevates a thin body above all else."