Hilary Duff is officially making a comeback with new music! The singer and actress confirmed the news recently, sending fans into a frenzy. The last time she released music was in 2015, with her last album, ‘Breath In, Breath Out.’ Hilary Duff is working on new musicThe actress took to her social media account to share a few photos of herself, one of her working in the recording studio. The post was shared with the caption “new music … or something,” sending fans into a flurry of excitement. As per reports from People, it was also shared through a press release on September 9 that, along with the new music, Duff is also working on creating a docuseries. As per reports, the series “will chronicle Duff’s long-awaited musical return and personal journey, offering an unfiltered vignette into Hilary’s world. Fans will ride shotgun as she balances raising a family, recording new music, live show rehearsals, and preparing to perform on stage for the first time in over a decade and is being directed and produced by Sam Wrench. The first image in the post showed Duff leaning back and sitting in a chair while smiling big, wearing a simple pair of jeans and a white shirt. The second photo consisted of a pair of headphones set next to the singer as she opens lyrics on her phone. The third photo excited fans the most, as it showed her in the studio leaning on her husband, Matthew Koma, while he played the keyboards set in front of him. The photos usher in a completely new era for the actress and singer.More about Hilary DuffDuff made her debut in the entertainment industry with her sister after they enrolled in acting, singing, and dancing classes. After a lot of hard work, the two were cast in a lot of commercials as child artists and established themselves in the industry. She began acting with minor roles in ‘True Women’ and ‘Playing By Heart’; however, her big break came when she was cast in the Lizzie McGuire franchise. Since then, her rise to fame has been non-stop, and she has worked on a lot of projects, such as ‘Younger,’ ‘Material Girls,’ ‘How I Met Your Father,’ and ‘Gossip Girl.’
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