Hilary Duff

So that was like a wild, just like, oh my God, what has happened to me?

But I'm trying to think.

One of my best friends, we've been friends for,

20 years now.

I remember she walked into my door late and I was like, I think you expect everyone to get it when you have a baby and no one gets it.

And you're like this – like all of a sudden I'm on a schedule.

And like if you don't know what it's like to be on a schedule because you don't have like a family yet –

20 minutes late i'm like this isn't like us a year ago this is me now we're like my b like i like nursing a baby is not just like oh you're like my milk's coming in and i've got to get like get this out you know what i mean and then the baby goes down for a nap and if that doesn't happen i get not a single minute to my day you know what i mean so like looking forward to seeing your friend and then them being late you're like it's over we can't hang

And then also the nerves of like – now I would be like, come.

It's all good.

But it's your first kid.

Your first kid.

You didn't know what you were doing.

Yeah.

You're just nervous.

So my friend – sorry.

The part of the story was that my friend like watched me like nurse my baby.

My boobs were like huge and, you know, it's all like clunky and new and whatever.

And she texted me and she was like, I don't even – it's crazy to not recognize you.

And I was like –