was the master of ceremonies for the Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights' annual Ripple of Hope Award Gala in New York City on Thursday. Baldwin took the stage during the human rights event, thanking everyone for"coming out tonight," before making a slight joke about getting out of the house.."My wife and I have six kids, anything to get out of the house for 30 minutes."star, who attended the event with wife Hilaria, encouraged guests to follow Robert F.
"He’s there. He’s there in good times and bad, in your good times and bad, in his good times and bad,” Kennedy said, per the outlet."He always shows up."Baldwin did not touch on any of his recent headlines, including the fatal October on-set shooting on the set of his movie, which killed cinematographer Halyna Hutchins., and posted video of a confrontation with a reporter outside of their home.
"My husband has ptsd, has had for a long time, now, worse than ever. Some take advantage by poking at him, trying to rile him up, messing with his mental health," Hilaria wrote on Instagram."It works sometimes. I try to ward it off. This is a good example. You can see his joy. We are literally telling him we don’t consent. he feels the right to violate. This behavior is NOT OK. This is an attempt to create news. Not cover news.
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