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Hilary Duff opened up about the so‑called toxic mom group drama on Call Her Daddy, saying the timing of Ashley Tisdale’s The Cut essay made her feel sad and used; the interview threads the rumor mill surrounding a circle that reportedly includes Duff, Meghan Trainor, and Mandy Moore, as Duff promotes a new album and upcoming tour.
Hilary Duff appeared on Call Her Daddy to dispute Ashley French’s The Cut essay about a alleged ‘toxic mom’ group, saying the piece isn’t true and that she felt used by its timing. Duff noted she has several mom friend groups and that her friendships with Mandy Moore and Meghan Trainor remain strong, even as she addressed speculation that the piece referenced them.
Hilary Duff told the Call Her Daddy podcast that she crashed Lindsay Lohan’s 2003 Freaky Friday premiere amid a long-running Disney-era rivalry. She described the feud as a childhood thing and said the pair later made peace, including a club moment and Lohan’s 2023 appearance at Duff’s Cheaper by the Dozen premiere, as Duff promotes her new album.
Hilary Duff told the Call Her Daddy podcast that she crashed the August 2003 Freaky Friday premiere during a teenage feud with Lindsay Lohan; months later, Lohan attended Duff’s Cheaper by the Dozen premiere and they reportedly shared a shot, signaling they had moved past their rivalry.
Tributes from family and co-stars, including his daughter Ever Carradine and actors Hilary Duff and Martha Plimpton, celebrate the life and career of actor Robert Carradine following his death.
Robert Carradine, known for Revenge of the Nerds and Lizzie McGuire, has died aged 71 after a long battle with bipolar disorder. His family said he took his own life and urged awareness to reduce stigma around mental illness. Hilary Duff and other colleagues paid tribute, recalling his warmth and the impact of his on-screen roles.
Hilary Duff and the Lizzie McGuire cast mourn the death of Robert Carradine (Sam) at 71, sharing memories of his warm, fatherly presence on set. Carradine’s family said he died by suicide after a long battle with bipolar disorder, prompting tributes from Duff, Jake Thomas, Lalaine and others who recalled his humor, mentorship and support during the show and in the Disney+ revival.
Hilary Duff says she and husband Matthew Koma "literally never fight"—except for one drag-out argument each year, often during stressful times; she praises their strong partnership, their creative collaboration on her music, and how he acts as a steady support during album work and her tour.
Hilary Duff publicly addressed speculation that she is part of Ashley Tisdale’s alleged ‘toxic mom group’ in a Los Angeles Times interview promoting her new album, saying this kind of scrutiny has followed her since she was a teen and that TikTok-driven chatter often fuels clickbait. She defended the moms at her kids’ school as lovely, noted she focuses on family life to quiet the noise, and acknowledged her husband’s comment that seemed to confirm the rumors. The piece also references November 2025 chatter and tracks reactions from other celebrities.
Hilary Duff says in a Los Angeles Times interview that sex has gotten better with age after a not-always-enjoyable 20s, joking she’s not ready to be put out to pasture. She’s promoting her first album in a decade, luck...or something, written with husband Matthew Koma, with tracks exploring relationships and maturity, and it touches on her fraught relationship with sister Haylie Duff (a public rift). The album includes a recently released NSFW single, Roommates.
In a CBS Mornings interview, Hilary Duff reveals her new song is about her sister Haylie and that not having Haylie in her life is the loneliest part of her existence; she says the album centers on “connection” and that she must exist as an individual for now, amid reports of a long-running rift with Haylie since 2019.
Hilary Duff marks her first studio album in more than a decade with Luck… or Something, a candid, guitar- and synth-driven record produced by her husband Matthew Koma that dives into marriage, motherhood, aging and public scrutiny; songs like 'Roommates' and 'We Don’t Talk' pull back the curtain on closeness, conflict and the pull between personal life and career, while Duff addresses a viral toxic-mom-group controversy tied to Ashley Tisdale and confirms she’s grown into her 38 years as she gears up for arena tours.
Hilary Duff says her relationship with sister Haylie is the “most lonely part” of her life. She confirms the new song “We Don’t Talk” is about Haylie and notes the sisters’ beef has a private backstory with unknown origins. Duff says she’s sharing her experience honestly but remains mindful of boundaries, even as she considers including the track on her album.
Pitchfork’s New Music Friday highlights nine new releases spanning hip-hop, synth-pop, jazz, and more, including Baby Keem’s Ca$ino, Hen Ogledd’s Discombobulated, The Messthetics with James Brandon Lewis on Deface the Currency, Hilary Duff’s Luck…or Something, Nathan Fake’s Evaporator, Larry June x Curren$y x The Alchemist’s Spiral Staircases, Skaiwater’s Wonderful, Peaches’ No Lube So Rude, and Moby’s Future Quiet, with notes on each artist’s approach—from Keem’s reflective family saga to Duff’s grown-up pop and the Messthetics’ improvisational energy.
Hilary Duff returns with Luck... or Something, an 11-track synth-pop set produced largely by Matthew Koma that fuses nostalgia for her Lizzie McGuire era with a mature, existential outlook; while catchy and intimate, the album feels uneven and earns about 2.5 out of 5 from Elise Ryan.