Hilary Duff
👤 SpeakerAppearances Over Time
Podcast Appearances
I think it, you know, I don't know if it would have been possible for me to do 10 years ago.
I don't know why now all of a sudden I really don't know how to answer like what shifted and what made me find such peace with my past, you know, like, but I'm really proud of it now and I get to go and celebrate it.
And it feels like I get to be a part of it with everybody instead of trying to like shy away from it and be like,
I'm an adult or I'm changed or I'm different or that's not me anymore.
Like that is a part of me and it will always be like a part of me.
And it feels really fun to celebrate that with people that it meant something to.
But I've had a lot of chapters, you know, that it's really weird.
People will be like, oh, what is it?
What do you remember from this time?
I'm like,
What do you remember from 25 years ago?
Certain things stand out, but yeah, that's amazing.
Definitely when you get to 70, I can imagine if I'm almost at 40 and feeling the thing that everyone told me I was going to feel at 40.
imagine what 70 is like to get there and like a life well lived and having people from all your eras show up and you know speak for you and have relationships as long as you can have at 70 you know it's cool it's really cool has
I think that what really triggered me wanting to make an album was having my fourth child and being like, I love motherhood.
I'm obsessed with my kids.
Obviously, I wouldn't have four kids if I wasn't like deeply, utterly obsessed with like the way they run through the house, the way they breathe, the way we like just everything about the smallest things to the biggest things, like obsessed with them.
But I was like, I can't stay here and just be like in this because I know so much else about myself that has to be like stretched.
So I think I got really jealous actually of Matt.
After I had Townes and I was like still nursing and, you know, busy with the other kids and like running our household and all of that, all of that responsibility, which I actually genuinely love.