Alec, Hilaria Baldwin Open Up About Raising Their Children In Bilingual, Bicultural Environment

Alec and Hilaria Baldwin have been together for so many years! The superstar couple has done a great job of separating family and the Hollywood circuit and now they are opening up to everyone and sharing their family's dynamic!

According to E! News, both Alec and Hilaria Baldwin are opening up about how they met and raising their three adorable children. The couple reveals that teaching their children about Hilaria's native language is crucial to their growth and knowing where they come from.

"Carmen's first language is Spanish. I only speak Spanish with her...and with Alec she is smart enough to know that she needs to switch to English," Hilaria explains to HOLA! USA. "Alec's Spanish is getting better and better. His accent is very good."

While the couple is serious about their children learning the language effectively, Hilaria reveals that she has helped Alec over the years develop his Spanish speaking skills among other things. Alec definently agrees.

"My Spanish can only get better. It can only improve...maybe by the time I'm 90, I will nail it," he said before adding. "I love Madrid. I think it's one of my favorite cities in the world."

While the couple are devoted parents, they both have made names for themselves in the entertainment industry. Alec recently snagged the role of President-elect Donald Trump on NBC's Saturday Night Live and admits that he's happy with the public's response.

"But at the same time, I think people were very worried about the election," he said. "Both sides are very passionate so it's been a very, very difficult time in this country. I haven't felt like this in a long, long time."

When it comes to his wife, the star thinks that she offers more of a philosophy. "She wants to open up minds to allow to change," he explained.

Hilaria is a newly-minted author with her book "The Living Clearly Method: 5 Principles for a Fit Body, Healthy Mind & Joyful Life going on sale December 27.

"It has been a very natural process...I've been teaching for 12 years now...you don't become a yoga teach for the teachings, you do it because you love it. Teaching is very fulfilling because every day I go home feeling like I helped people. Putting ideas into a book means I can help even more people by getting the book into everyone's hands," she said.