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Matthew Koma loves messing with wife Hilary Duff!

Hilary Duff got fresh air and exercise as she hiked with a friend in Los Angeles on Wednesday.The 34-year-old former Disney star coordinated with her gal pal as they both sported black leggings, black tops, and similar black sunglasses.The mother-of-three added a straw visor for extra protection against the Southern California sun rays. Out and about: Hilary Duff got fresh air and exercise as she hiked with a friend in Los Angeles on WednesdayThe Lizzie McGuire alum wore a pair of grey sneakers for the outing.

All in good fun! Hilary Duff‘s husband, Matthew Koma, couldn’t help but troll his wife after she thought she saw an ex at dinner.

Hilary Duff's probably going to think twice the next time she spots an ex-boyfriend in her vicinity, thanks to the hilarious ordeal her husband recently put her through.The star's husband, Matthew Koma, posted a short clip Tuesday on TikTok and teased her after she revealed she may have spotted her ex at the Japanese restaurant they were dining at with their 3-year-old daughter, Banks.Koma, who is off camera, can be heard saying, «Hil thinks her ex-boyfriend is sitting at the restaurant near us, but she can't tell if it's him or not.»Duff can't control her laughter, but things only intensify after Koma shouts, «Jason! Jason!» which prompts Duff to plead with Kona to «please stop it.» Seeing how the whole thing's making Duff comically uncomfortable, Koma keeps poking and asks, «Is it him? Is he looking?»The alum can't help but cover her face and blush. She looks down while twirling Banks' hair, as the little one plays with a set of chopsticks.

Matthew Koma isn’t above embarrassing his wife Hilary Duff for a little joke.

Hilary Duff gave her baby daughter Mae a hilarious makeover inspired by the beloved Nickelodeon cartoon Rugrats.Taking to Instagram, the34-year-old singer/actress transformed her youngest child into the 'Cynthia doll' that belonged to the animated series' antagonist Angelica.Duff shared a side-by-side of Mae and Cynthia, with each of them rocking hair that stood up in all directions. Transformation:Hilary Duff gave her baby daughter Mae a hilarious makeover inspired by the beloved Nickelodeon cartoon Rugrats'Long live Angelica's doll Cynthia ..

Hilary Duff may have a big new show out, but she still found time to take her little girl shopping on Monday.The actress, 34, donned a denim jean jacket over a purple shirt and matching, form-fitting leggings as she made her way around Los Angeles with her daughter Banks.Her long blonde hair fell far past her shoulders down to the middle of her back. A blue, plaid flannel was tied around her waist.

Hilary Duff said that she was typecast after playing the role that launched her to stardom.In an interview with Bustle, the 34-year-old actress explained that constant comparisons to her iconic character Lizzie McGuire hindered her later career.'I was like, "I'm me! I'm Hilary, not that person. That's a made-up person,"' Hilary told the outlet. Speaking out:Hilary Duff said that she was typecast after playing the role that launched her to stardom; Seen in 2021She continued, 'It was a desire to be seen as a person outside of a character.

She's a busy mom with a bustling acting career.And Hilary Duff, a mother-of-three, proved to be totally hands-on with her children as she ran errands in Los Angeles with her middle daughter, Banks.Hilary, 34, looked chic wearing a black tank top and jeans as she stopped by a BevMo! liquor store in Studio City before heading over to a Barnes and Noble, where they were seen exiting with new books in hand. Out and about:Hilary Duff, a mother-of-three, proved to be totally hands-on with her children as she ran errands in Los Angeles with her middle daughter, BanksThe Lizzie McGuire star wore a classic strappy top with distressed light denim ripped and black flats. She paired the look with a silver cross-body bag and a zebra face mask.Her adorable three-year-old little girl wore a pink and maroon polka-dotted outfit with brown flats.

Hilary Duff is giving us glam and great vocals.

Hilary Duff is giving us glam and great vocals.The star embraced her Disney roots with a fun moment in one of her latest Instagram posts. Duff, 34, showed off her stylish ensemble, hair and makeup, before belting out the animated movie's hit song, «We Don't Talk About Bruno.»«Some glam and some both very important things.

Anne Hathaway, Amy Adams and Audrey Hepburn may not be royalty in real-life, but you’d never know it based on some of their most famous film roles.

Hilary Duff had no idea one of her old Disney Channel Original Movies was so important to the queer community!

A little zipper snafu has nothing on Hilary Duff. The 34-year-old actress oh-so casually brushed off her wardrobe malfunction ahead of her appearance on Late Night With Seth Meyers. 

Hilary Duff dished that her daughter Banks, three, makes her play her own music when they are in the car together.The 34-year-old mother of three released a song called Sparks in 2015 and has revealed that little Banks has grown to be a big fan of the number.'I can't get away from it because someone exposed my three-year-old to it,' Hilary confessed in a recent interview with Cosmopolitan. Baby mine:Hilary Duff dished that her daughter Banks, three, makes her play her own music when they are in the car together'We get in the car, and I have to listen to my own music because my daughter's screaming: "I want 'parks, I want 'parks."'Hilary shared: I'm rolling up to her preschool, and every time I turn it way down she's like: "Why do you turn it off? Why you turn it off?"' The Lizzie McGuire star joked: 'Like, girl.

Banks Bair, Hilary Duff‘s three-year-old daughter, knows good music when she hears it.

Hilary Duff says she will “have to watch the movie again” when it comes to discovering how much her Disney Channel Original Movie, “Cadet Kelly” resonated with the LGBTQ+ community.

Marc Malkin Senior Film Awards, Events & Lifestyle EditorWelcome to this week’s “Just for Variety.”Hilary Duff‘s much-anticipated revival of “Lizzie McGuire” may have fallen apart a little more than a year ago, but all hope isn’t lost. “I don’t think it’s dead, and I don’t think it’s alive,” Duff tells me on this week’s “Just for Variety” podcast. “I think it’s just kind of sitting there.” Duff says the “Lizzie” conversations had been going on for about a decade.

Fans who tuned in to the debut episode of How I Met Your Father may have spotted a surprise cameo from a familiar face!

Hulu's How I Met Your Father debuted the first two episodes on Tuesday, a spin-off of CBS' How I Met Your Mother, which ran for nine seasons from 2005 to 2014.The show features most of the same hallmarks of its predecessor - a group of friends in New York City trying to figure out their lives while hanging out at a bar, along with a narrator revealing the thoughts of the main character.Early indications from the first reviews is that the spin-off will not match the critical acclaim of the original, with The Hollywood Reportercritic Angie Han perhaps putting it most succinctly: 'It feels so far like a pale imitation.' Debut:Hulu's How I Met Your Father debuted the first two episodes on Tuesday, a spin-off of CBS' How I Met Your Mother, which ran for nine seasons from 2005 to 2014 Pale:Early indications from the first reviews is that the spin-off will not match the critical acclaim of the original, with The Hollywood Reporter critic Angie Han perhaps putting it most succinctly: 'It feels so far like a pale imitation'Han adds that the spin-off tries to 'recreate the spark' from the early seasons of the original show, but it only succeeds in the most 'superficial aspects' and feels like 'a pale imitation' in 'the ways that count most.'The show follows Hilary Duff's character Sophie, with Kim Cattrall voicing the future Sophie from the year 2050, looking back at her time in 2022, following in Bob Saget's footsteps as the narrator for Josh Radnor's Ted Mosby in HYMIM.