
Hilary siert de cover van de februari 2016 editie van Redbook met een prachtige nieuwe fotoshoot! Edit: Scans van het interview zijn toegevoegd.


Hilary Duff Bares All About Single Momdom In REDBOOK’s February Issue
These days, Hilary Duff is clearly in command of her personal and professional life. After a split from former hockey player Mike Comrie, the father of her 3-year-old son, Luca, and a long hiatus, she’s back at work: This summer she released her first studio album in eight years, Breathe In. Breathe Out. And she also has a starring role on Sex And The City creator Darren Star’s TV show Younger, in which she plays the work BFF of a newly single mom who lies about her age in order to get a job (Season 2 premieres January 13). In short, this mom has a lot on her plate.
When sitting down with REDBOOK, Hilary had no problem talking about it all—how the tabloids shamed her post-pregnancy body, how she sometimes has severe bouts of mom guilt, and her newfound perspective on marriage after her divorce.
On the way the press treated her post-baby body…“After I had Luca, I went out to, like, the breast-pump store—I was still huge—and I just had a comfortable outfit on. And the next day [in the tabloids] it was like, “Hilary debuts post-baby bod!” And I was like, “That’s not a debut! That’s an errand!” It was such a happy time that honestly I didn’t care; it wasn’t until later that I realized how mean and invasive it was.”
On mom guilt…“It’s hard to say that you really can have it all. I think you can to a certain degree, but fully loaded, pedal-all-the-way-down is tough. You’re missing out on something, either on the career or on the family. When I’m really busy with work, I feel extremely guilty.”
If she’ll ever get married again…“I don’t want to say I wouldn’t get married again, but it’s not important to me. I don’t feel I would need to be married to have another child. If I felt strongly enough toward someone or if someone felt strongly about it, I might say okay. But it’s not essential.”
For more of Hilary’s interview, pick up your copy of REDBOOK’s February issue, on newsstands January 5.
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