’s daughter Ireland has spoken out about her father having more children, and she’s adamant that it’s ‘none of [her] business’.
The model, 26, hit back at ‘obsessions’ over her dad’s new family, and was annoyed that people thought she might have an opinion.
Alec’s wife Hilaria Baldwin, 38, .
In a tell-all post shared to her Instagram account, Ireland addressed her relationship with her father, saying: ‘I get countless messages from people who are kind of alarmingly obsessed with my father and his family.
‘I think a lot of people assume my take on any of this, well here it is for free – it’s none of my business.’
She also discussed her relationship with her body after getting trolled for decades.
‘I have been called some version of fat, ugly, worthless and irrelevant by grown adults on the internet since I was a kid. It’s nothing new.
‘Now it’s hard putting myself on here sometimes because those same grown adults raised other little shitty adults who go about trolling the same way,’ the model told her followers.
Alec had Ireland with his first wife , before they split after eight years of marriage.
He met his current wife Hilaria in a restaurant in New York in 2011.
Alec walked over to Hilaria, gave her his card, and said: ‘I must know you.’ The couple got married less than a year later.
The baby news comes , 42, who was fatally shot on the set of western movie Rust in October 2021, after Alec let off a prop gun which he had been told was safe to use.
Having spoken out about the tragic incident during a , in March it was revealed that Alec’s lawyers have  to shield the actor from any financial responsibility in connection to Hutchins’ death.
Elsewhere in her Instagram post, Ireland went on to address her , saying: ‘I have spent too many years starving myself, binging, purging, measuring, stepping on scales, spitting food into my purse, and all around ruining my body because some troll told me I’ll never be as thin and beautiful as my mother.’
Ireland, who lives with her boyfriend and six dogs, added: ‘Now that I made it through the EDs, I am indeed on the other side. I have my bad days, of course.
‘But overall, I f****** LOVE food… like romantically. I love my body. I love the way it moves. I love how I feel in it.’
The model continued: ‘I could ignore the hundreds of messages I receive, but by doing so, I wouldn’t be able to intereact with any of you.’
In the four-image Instagram post, she also explains how she was inspired to share the post following: ‘Camilla Cabello’s post about body image, media and mental health.’
Ireland also said that she ‘adores’ the intimate conversations she can have with people online, however, she said she ‘couldn’t possibly just ignore the hateful ones without letting them affect me’.
‘Words hurt no matter how much I pretend they don’t,’ she said.
