Hilary Duff proudly displays her baby bump! The 36-year-old How I Met Your Father star, who shared her pregnancy news last month with husband Matthew Koma, offers a peek into expectant life in a stylish white turtleneck and jeans through a mirror selfie on Instagram.
In addition to the mirror selfie, The Lizzie McGuire star posted an endearing photo of her mom, Susan Colleen Duff, along with images and videos featuring her three children: Luca Cruz, 11, from her previous marriage with Mike Comrie, and daughters Banks Violet, 5, and Mae James Bair, 2½, with husband Matthew Koma, 36.
Mae delights with a manicure and playful swing moments in the photo series. Luca joins his mom for a side-by-side pose on the street. Banks engage in a boxing workout, cheered on by her mom in a heartwarming clip. The 5-year-old showcases a pink outfit, complemented by charming space buns.
Amid family moments, Hilary Duff playfully includes nods to her current sourdough bread obsession, culminating with a close-up of a loaf in the final picture. In the caption, she humorously quips, “Soon, this will all just be sourdough content.”
Hilary Duff revealed her third pregnancy with Matthew Koma in December 2023 through a festive Instagram Christmas card. The card featured a photo of Duff cradling her stomach with the caption, “So much for silent nights. Love, the Duff-Bair-Comrie Crew.” The back playfully confirmed the news: “Buckle up Buttercups, we’re adding one more to this crazy bunch!”
Expressing her enjoyment of the “mayhem,” Hilary Duff shared in a 2021 PEOPLE interview after Mae’s arrival, “I have help, but babies just want their mom. Even Luca is still like, ‘Mom, Mom, Mom.’ Mom cooks the thing the right way, and Mom packs the bag the right way. It’s crazy.”
The “Come Clean” singer expressed her deep affection for her children, stating, “I’m so in love with all my kids” and embracing the bustling energy that comes with it.
She shared, “I love when everyone’s full of energy, and the house is buzzing. You never know what the day is going to bring or what your kid’s going to say. We’re in the thick of it, and it feels good.”
