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A decade after the release of her last album, Hilary Duff is returning with new music.<\/p>\n
The singer announced her return on Instagram in a post that appears to show her in a recording studio alongside her musician husband, Matthew Koma, with a caption that reads “new music \u2026 or something.”<\/p>\n
She’d previously teased her return\u00a0in other posts, too. In one from Aug. 27, Duff made a nostalgia-filled post for the 22nd anniversary of her 2003 album Metamorphosis<\/em>, in which she talked about the past and alluded to upcoming career moves.<\/p>\n “Although these are distant memories for me, thank you for showing up the way that you did,” Duff wrote, ending the caption with “To be continued\u2026”.<\/p>\n According to Variety<\/u><\/a> and Today<\/u><\/a>, Duff has signed with Atlantic Records. The outlets also says a docuseries is in the works about Duff’s family life, journey back to the music industry and attempts to balance the two.<\/p>\n CBC News has reached out to Atlantic Records and representatives for Duff but has not received a reply.<\/p>\n Duff has been mostly absent from the music industry since \u00a0her 2015 album Breathe In. Breathe Out. <\/em>She released\u00a0a cover of the Fleetwood Mac song Little Lies <\/em>in 2016 and sang\u00a0alongside her husband\u00a0on RAC’s 2020 remix of Never Let You Go<\/em>.<\/p>\n Instead, Duff has focused on her acting career. After rising to fame as Disney’s Lizzie McGuire and starring in films like A Cinderella Story<\/em>, she’s taken on roles in recent years in the horror movie The Haunting of Sharon Tate<\/em>, and the sitcom spinoff How I Met Your Father<\/em>.<\/p>\n No release date has been set for any new music or the reported documentary.<\/p>\n Still, fans are excited.<\/p>\n “I LOVED breathe in and breathe out so am here for this,” one wrote<\/u><\/a> on Reddit.<\/p>\n Another simply noted<\/a>\u00a0that, “The world is healing.”<\/p>\n