Hilaria Baldwin says the paparazzi have been chasing her family in cars since the deadly 'Rust' shooting: 'This is dangerous'

• Hilaria Baldwin called out the press for following her family in cars in a new Instagram post.
• After she and husband Alec Baldwin spoke with reporters over the weekend, Hilaria claimed the paparazzi has not backed off.

Hilaria Baldwin called out the paparazzi for chasing her family around in cars and neglecting their privacy following the deadly shooting on the set of her husband Alec Baldwin's latest film, "Rust."

In an Instagram post on Tuesday about the family's missing cat, Baldwin thanked those who helped find the lost pet, but wouldn't name them out of fear the paparazzi would track them down.

"I won't mention you because the paparazzi and tabloid media are calling every single connection to us, and I don't want you to be harassed [sp] too, in their frenzy to make more money," she wrote.

Baldwin said paparazzi photographers were "taking my picture, through the trees of the property we are staying at" in Vermont.

Despite the couple speaking with reporters over the weekend, Baldwin wrote that the paparazzi haven't backed off.

"We have been chased around in cars-with our children. Several scary moments…this is dangerous. Please listen," she said.

Alec Baldwin and his family traveled to Vermont after an on-set shooting during a rehearsal for "Rust" in New Mexico that killed the film's cinematographer, Halyna Hutchins, and injured director Joel Souza.

Baldwin was practicing a scene when he fired a Colt revolver he had been told wasn't loaded, authorities said.

Investigators say the gun had somehow been loaded with a live bullet instead of harmless "dummy" rounds. The deadly shooting remains under investigation.