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It’s been almost 20 years since Hilary Duff hit our screens in the breakout Disney smash Lizzie McGuire.

And while the Hollywood darling took time away from the spotlight to start a family, her return to the small screen in fan favourite, Younger, has left fans wanting more.

“It has been tough because I’m supposed to be in New York right now filming last season, and we have been on hold for quite a few months,” Duff said.

“Things are starting to shoot in New York and open back up again.

“I think production is feeling confident that in the next month or two we can get back to our schedule and shoot our last season.”

Due to the production halt, the cast members haven’t even been able to read the scripts from the final episode.

“I talk to Darren Star often, who is the creator of the show, and he never disappoints,” Duff said

“He writes amazing (scripts) for women and we feel so empowered to be on the show and to be playing the women that we are playing.

“They’re all very different, but with very strong and flawed qualities - so I’m sure this last season will not disappoint.”

And while Hilary’s work has been impacted as a result of COVID, she’s counting her blessings as she’s been able to spend more time with her family at home.

“I feel really lucky,” Duff said.

“We have had a lot of great family time together that we normally wouldn’t have. My husband is a touring musician and I split my time between the East Coast and West Coast.

“That is not to say we haven’t had many challenging days where all we want to do is leave and see more family and see more friends.

“It is a rollercoaster ride but I feel lucky to have everything we need and to be healthy and be spending so much time with my kids.

“I do not like being a schoolteacher, I will tell you that. But it has been a good summer. I’m going to complain about all of this.”

Now, you can add ‘businesswoman’ to Hilary’s resume.

The savvy star and mum of two is bringing all-natural earth-friendly products to Aussie families with the Australian-owned feminine care brand, Veeda.

“When I was educating myself on making sure my babies have all-clean products, I needed to streamline that across the household to make better choices for myself,” Duff said.


“I feel like it is my responsibility to share with girls the importance of using clean products when it comes to feminine care.

“I also learned about period poverty, which is horrifying that something like your period is holding girls back from being able to go to school for a week every single month because they don’t have access to proper supplies.

“It is horrifying and we can all come together to end this.”