Hilary was gisteren in New York City voor de derde stop van haar de Small Rooms, Big Nerves’ tour! De eerste foto’s staan in de galerij en klik op meer enkele video’s van het concert te zien. De setlist was precies het zelfde als in eerdere optredens. Ook tijdens dit concert was man Matthew samen met hun dochters Banks, Mae en Townes aanwezig en waren ook enkele vrienden aanwezig zoals BFF en ‘Younger’ collega Molly Bernard die in de stad woont.

Op haar instagram plaats Hilary het volgende over haar optreden in NYC:

BROOKLYN sang every word, old and new. Braved the cold, showed up, dressed up, and warmed the whole room.

✨ Thank you for that. I love you from the bottom of my heart.

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http//: 27 Januari 2026: New York City, VS

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Hilary was afgelopen zaterdag in Toronto, Canada voor de tweede stop van haar de Small Rooms, Big Nerves’ tour. De eerste foto’s staan in de galerij en klik op meer enkele video’s van het concert te zien. De setlist was precies het zelfde als in London. Tijdens dit concert was man Matthew opnieuw aanwezig en ditmaal samen met hun dochters Banks, Mae en Townes, ook enkele vrienden van Hilary en podcast host Jake Shane waren in het publiek te vinden.

I.v.m. het extreem koude weer met temperaturen ver onder het vriespunt werd het fans niet toegestaan om de nacht ervoor of vroeg in de ochtend al in de rij te gaan staan voor de concertzaal. In een story liet Hilary weten dat ze haar dochters eigenlijk pas weer tijdens het optreden in L.A. zou zien, maar dat ze samen met haar man besloot ze eerder al te laten komen naar Toronto.

Op haar instagram plaats Hilary het volgende over haar optreden in Toronto:

Toronto … what was that?!
Absolute DREAM energy. I’m still buzzing. Thank you for showing up like that, from the bottom of my heart ✨

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http//: 24 Januari 2026: Toronto, Canada

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Nu de eerste beelden van Hilary’s optreden in Londen zijn verschenen en ze hier ook het nieuwe nummer ‘We Don’t Talk’ te horen bracht, wordt er online veel gespeculeerd. Aan de hand van de tekst die ze zingt vermoeden fans dat Hilary praat over de breuk tussen haar en zus Haylie. Dit komt o.a. door teksten als ‘We komen uit het zelfde huis, het zelfde bloed’ en ‘Verschilleden combinatie, maar zelfde moeder’ en ‘Mensen vragen hoe het met je gaat, ik wil zeggen geweldig. Maar de waarheid is dat ik het niet weet’. Klik hier om de gehele songtekst te lezen.

De zussen die altijd heel close met elkaar waren zijn niet meer samen gespot sinds 2019, beide hebben (nog) niet op bovenstaande geruchten gereageerd. De vraag is of dat ook gaan gebeuren omdat ze beide in de media niet meer over elkaar gepraat hebben sindsdien.

Hilary Duff might be addressing the apparent distance between herself and sister Haylie Duff.

The Dignity superstar made her return to the stage after many years during the first night of her Small Rooms, Big Nerves Tour, and she premiered several new songs from her upcoming album luck…or something.

One of the songs, called “We Don’t Talk” (or “Don’t Talk”), is getting attention online, as fans speculate about whether it’s about the alleged fallout between the sisters.

“We come from the same home, the same blood / A different combination, but the same mom / People ask me how you’re doing, I wanna say amazing / But the truth is that I don’t know,” she sings.

“We don’t talk about anything anymore / Wе don’t talk, we don’t talk, talk about it.”

Later on, she sings: “Emotional eviction / No more sentimental overlap / And if it’s ’cause you’re jealous / God knows I would sell it all, then break you off the bigger half.”

For years, fans have speculated that the two may have had a falling out as they never interact with each other on social media and haven’t been seen out in public together since 2019. Here’s what Hilary said about “family drama” in 2025.

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Hilary zal donderdag 5 februari live te zien zijn op TalkShopLive om te praten over haar aankomende album ‘Luck… Or Something’, om meer te vertellen over hoe het proces achter de schermen ging, de samenwerking met haar man Matthew en nieuwe muziek te horen.

Hilary had gisteren haar eerste optreden in ruim 10 jaar, ze was in Londen voor het eerst optreden van haar ‘Small Rooms, Big Nerves’ tour. De eerste foto’s staan in de galerij en klik op meer voor de setlist en enkele video’s van het concert. Zo speelde ze o.a. 2 nog niet uitgekomen nummer van haar aankomende album en vele bekende favorieten uit het verleden! O.a. haar man Matthew en beste vriendin Lauren waren meegereisd naar de Britse hoofdstad om haar bij te staan.

Op haar instagram plaats Hilary het volgende over haar terugkeer op het podium / eerste optreden in jaren:

18 years off, but we back baby!

18 years later, and I still can’t quite make sense of it all. I’ve imagined what it might feel like to return to the stage, but last night was something else entirely. The love, the community, the energy…it met me in a way I wasn’t prepared for. Thank you for walking with me all these years, for celebrating what was while embracing what’s becoming. I don’t know how I ended up here, but I know I’m exactly where I’m meant to be. Truly what dreams are made of – but real

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http//: 19 Janauri 2026: Londen

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Hilary heeft een interview gehad met Vanity Fair over haar eerder projecten in haar carrière.

“There’s nothing that surprises me that the Internet hasn’t dug up.” Hilary Duff takes a walk down memory lane as she rewatches scenes from her classic works including Lizzie McGuire, Cheaper by the Dozen, Another Cinderella Story, Cadet Kelly and more.

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In onderstaande tiktok verteld Hilary hoe het is om binnenkort weer live op te treden na 10 jaar. Helaas zelf geen ticket kunnen bemachtigen voor de liveshow vanavond in Londen :( maar hopelijk verschijnen er welke mooie clips en foto’s om te posten…. dan kunnen we toch een beetje meegenieten.

Hilary staat op de cover van het digitale tijdschrift Roara, klik hier om het bijbehorende artikel te lezen.

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http//: Januari 2026: Roara magazine

Tijdschrift Rolling Stone heeft een review geschreven over Hilary’s nieuwste single ‘Roommates’ en noemt het nummer o.a. één van haar beste nummers sinds enkele jaren.

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http//: ‘Roommates’ Single fotoshoot (Aaron Idelson)

“Roommates,” paired with a video that reminds us of her “Come Clean” days, is one of her best songs in years

Lizzie McGuire turned 25 years old this week, but there’s no need to live in the past. After some teasing, Hilary Duff has dropped another single, off her upcoming album Luck …or Something.

Co-written by Duff, her husband, musician Matthew Koma, and Brian Phillips, “Roommates” is a pop stunner about losing the spark in a relationship. With razor-sharp lyrics and bright, synth-heavy production reminiscent of Taylor Swift’s “Cruel Summer,” it’s easily one of her best songs in years. “I only want the beginning, I don’t want the end/I want the part where you say goddamn,” she sings. “Back of a dive bar/Giving you head/Then sneak home late/Wake up your roommates.”

The video above, directed by Matty Peacock, features Duff alongside a partner she’s drifting apart from. It begins to rain as she makes a run for it, reminding us of her “Come Clean” days. How did we make it 10 years without any new music?

“’Roommates’ is a song about when life is life-ing, babe,” says Hilary. “It’s that ache for a wilder, freer time — before the days were swallowed by carpools, budget talks, grocery runs and letting old or new insecurities slip in. It’s the restless hum of wanting to find your way back — to your rhythm, to your person, to yourself.”

Luck …or Something, out Feb. 20 via Atlantic, marks Duff’s first new album since 2015’s Breathe In. Breathe Out. “Roommates” follows her return single “Mature,” which arrived back in November. Shortly after, she announced the Small Rooms, Big Nerves tour, which sold-out immediately (if you missed out on scoring tickets to those, don’t worry: she’s already teased more shows). In May, she’ll head to Las Vegas for a residency. As a young Hilary once said, we can’t wait.

Hilary heeft een interview gehad met VMagazine ter promotie van haar nieuwe videoclip ‘Roommates’

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http//: ‘Roommates’ Single fotoshoot (Aaron Idelson)

As she returns to music with renewed honesty, Duff examines what happens to desire when life gets in the way

After nearly a decade away from releasing new music, Hilary Duff is stepping back into the pop spotlight. Her new single, “Roommates,” arrives with a striking music video and signals a quietly radical return: one that trades teen fantasy for emotional fluency, romantic realism, and the accumulated weight of adult life. The track is the latest preview of luck… or something, her forthcoming album out February 20 via Atlantic Records, and it captures a familiar, rarely articulated tension — the moment when love doesn’t disappear, but passion dulls under the logistics of living.

Co-written with her husband, Matthew Koma, “Roommates” sits at the intersection of intimacy and exhaustion, desire and domesticity. It’s a song about what happens when long-term partnership collides with work, children, responsibility, and the fear of becoming strangers under the same roof. As Duff prepares for her sold-out Small Rooms, Big Nerves shows — her first headline concerts in more than a decade — she is also opening up in ways she hasn’t in years, reflecting on ego, communication, physical closeness, and what it means to reconnect not only with a partner, but with herself.

Let’s start off with one of the first lyrics from the song. Can you tell me what “ego trauma” means?
For me, ego trauma is when you tell someone something you’re feeling—something personal between the two of you, something you’re struggling with—and you say, “Hey, I need this,” or whatever the conversation is. And that person takes it as an attack on their character. They feel diminished or embarrassed. It becomes a blow to their ego, instead of them being able to hear what you’re actually asking for. It’s like you can barely mention something you’re feeling without causing ego trauma—like, you’re going to completely spin out because I’m asking for what I need.

I am so happy to know this term right now. I’m looking out the window thinking, “How many times has this happened to me? How many times have I had to walk on eggshells to make sure I don’t give other people ego trauma?” That is such a useful way of putting it.
It really applies to every relationship in your life—whether it’s work, a friend, or your partner. In this case, I’m singing to my partner, but still. You’re always thinking, “How do I soften this so you don’t spin out and feel rejected, humiliated, or diminished?” And it’s actually not about you at all—it’s about me. I just want to talk about how to feel good for everyone involved.

You also sing, “Physical affection goes a long way with me.” There are definitely some fun, slightly risqué parts of the song, and that line really stands out. Would you say that’s your main love language? Do you even entertain conversations around love languages?
I entertain all conversations like that, because I love it. I love anything that’s a little bit psychic-adjacent, anything where you dig in and try to understand who you are and why you behave the way you do. So I’m totally into love languages. But I also feel like I’m someone who needs a little bit of all of them. I’m a Libra, so I need balance and health in all aspects.
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