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Video: Alec Baldwin's Wife SURVIVED Hurricane Sandy Somehow
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Jen Chung
Published Oct 30, 2012
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Were you wondering about poor Alec Baldwin in his luxurious East 13th Street apartment languishing without power during Hurricane Sandy? He Tweeted, "No power here" and "Just unbelievable," until saying, "Possibly leaving our home to check into a hotel. #powerless" Well, don't worry about the 30 Rock star—his new yoga teacher wife Hilaria filmed a video diary for Extra showing their pioneering spirit.
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As you can see, Alec was doing some filming and dried their dogs—he did brave the storm to walk them, though it's shocking they lack raingear.
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Jen Chung is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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