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Hilary was gisteren voor het eerste aanwezig bij de The Tonight Show gehost door Jimmy Fallon, ze trad haar nummer ‘Roommates’ op. Hilary is van 2003-2008 vaker aanwezig bij de talkshow toen deze nog gehost werden door Jay Leno.

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Hilary was afgelopen dinsdag te gast bij The Drew Barrymore Show, enkele clips van het interview zullen op 6 maart op Youtube verschijnen.

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Hilary siert de cover van de maart 2026 editie van het tijdschrift Gay Times, een gedeelte van het interview met hun is hieronder te lezen. Het volledige interview is jammer genoeg alleen te lezen voor betalende abonnees. De covershoot voor het tijdschrift is een outtakes van Hilary’s ‘Luck Or Something’ covershoot gemaakt door fotograaf Alfred Marroquín, hiervan zijn ook meerdere nieuwe outtakes van verschenen.

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As her long-awaited sixth album soars on the charts, Hilary Duff speaks with Gay Times about reclaiming her place in pop and her enduring LGBTQIA+ legacy.

“I cried the second the first song was over!” Hilary Duff says of her first live performance in over a decade. The crowd – overwhelmingly millennial, overwhelmingly gay – belted sacred classics like ‘Come Clean’, ‘Wake Up’ and The Lizzie McGuire Movie’s ‘This Is What Dreams Are Made Of’ with religious devotion. Nostalgia? Absolutely. But this wasn’t just a victory lap. It was a homecoming, a relaunch. New hits such as ‘Mature,’ ‘Roommates’ and ‘Weather for Tennis’ prove that Hilary is writing forward, and with the acclaim and commercial success of her sixth album luck… or something, the audience is right there with her.

“To have the opportunity to stand there again in front of people that I know were at my show 20 years ago is…  I don’t know how many people get that chance, and that opportunity,” Hilary tells Gay Times two days after the London show (21 January), a set that also pulled deep cuts from Metamorphosis, Dignity and Breathe In. Breathe Out., and even invited audience members on stage to reenact her now-iconic, deeply camp ‘With Love’ choreography. “I’ve had really loyal people through all the ups and downs of my career, and to want to be there and celebrate me and listen to [my] music, old and new, it’s just my absolute honour. I don’t know why I got to be chosen to do this, but it just means a whole lot to me.”

While the Small Rooms, Big Nerves tour wraps in May, Hilary will hit the road globally from June through February 2027. With luck… or something smashing charts — currently on track for her highest UK peak ever — she talks to Gay Times about weaving nostalgia with fresh energy as she reclaims her pop throne. And yes, rainbow moments aplenty: she reflects on ending homophobia with her PSA, how other LGBTQIA+ allies can use their voice, and why the Drag Race judges’ table is finally calling her name.
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