“I am proud of my body. I am proud that it gave me three children,” Hilary Duff said
Actress Hilary Duff surprised her 21 million Instagram followers by posing naked for Women’s Health magazine .
Through this social network, she shared the cover that she stars in to show the results of exercise and a healthy life. “This was terrifying… I knew doing this would terrify me and I was right!” she wrote as a caption.
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The star commented that she felt ” vulnerable, but powerful ” posing nude. She thanked the magazine for giving her a “beautiful” shoot, surrounded by a team of women. “I felt strong and beautiful. I had a good laugh doing some of these poses without my high-waisted jeans and whatever I normally wear. Thank you to everyone who normalized this for me and supported me with compliments and love,” she noted.
In an interview with the American publication, he said that his decision to show everything for the cover was extremely thoughtful and deliberate .
“I am proud of my body. I am proud that she has given me three children. I have come to a place of being at peace with the changes my body has gone through. I also want people to know that a makeup artist was there putting glitter all over my body and someone put me in the most flattering position,” she stated.
Hilary Duff says she became comfortable with her body after having her last child. She realized that she is powerful, talented and smart. She was encouraged to carve the word “Mother” on her neck and began working with a new trainer, Dominic Leeder: one hour, four times a week.
A new stage in How I met your father
At the age of 14, Hilary Duff charmed a generation of children with her role as Lizzie McGuire ; Two decades later, she stars in the series “How I Met Your Father” , a fiction in which she shows her followers -already in adulthood- a modern vision of love and relationships.
Duff (Houston, United States, 1987) takes over in this production derived from the iconic “How I Met Your Mother” , based on Josh Radnor’s (Ted Mosby in the series) story to his two teenage sons about how he met his mother.
The original work began airing in 2005, ran for nine seasons, and was able to garner a huge volume of fans who personally grew along with the series.
Now, the North American interpreter accepts the challenge of satisfying a demanding public and affirms that she knows she is “aware of the great responsibility”.
Early success consolidated over time
The path of success has led Duff to be the visible face of this long-awaited “spin-off”, but before this, some even thought that it could end up being another broken Hollywood toy .
It would not have been the first case due to the precocity with which fame came to her and the important public exposure that surrounded her.
Something that, according to Duff herself, at times became “very stressful.”
SHe was 10 years old when she made her first appearance on the big screen thanks to the tape “Casper and the magical Wendy”, and from there to stardom with “Lizzie McGuire” on Disney Channel.
A series that was on the air from 2001 to 2004 and in which, more than acting, she could perfectly be narrating the usual doubts and problems of a stage such as adolescence that she herself was experiencing then.
However, she continued her young career as an actress with her feet on the ground and combining it with countless projects that she has been developing in the last 17 years.
Pop-rock singer, designer of her own fashion line sponsored even by the firm of Dona Karan (DKNY), released her own perfume and wrote a saga of novels for teenagers.
For Duff, this professional and personal growth is mainly due to her family: her three children and her current husband, producer and DJ Matthew Koma.
“Matthew is a big fan of the original series, I feel what the previous one meant and there’s a lot of pressure involved,” explains Duff, who reveals that “although he knew all the characters,” he didn’t view the original production “so religiously.”
Sentimental description of a new world
In “How I Met Your Father ,” Duff stars as Sophie, a 30-something who tries to find the perfect man and ends up with a new group of friends.
Duff describes the character she plays as “a lovable, lovable girl determined to be loved.”
What starts from the search for a conventional relationship ends up being the sentimental description of a society adapted to the new times of dating through applications, to different sexual orientations and to a freer concept of love.
“We are in 2022 and many things have changed in the way we relate to each other, to deepen our sexuality and we have a more inclusive world,” he says.
A fictional series that, in addition to entertaining, will presumably have a notable impact on the almost 21 million followers on social networks alone, says Duff.
The actress shares a cast in this production with Chris Lowell (Jesse), Josh Peck (Drew), Kim Cattrall (Sophie), Tom Ainsley (Charlie) or Francia Raísa (Valentina).
The latter, also present in the interview with Efe, affirms that it is “a pleasure” to work with Duff because “everything he touches, he turns into gold.”
The first season of “How I Met Your Father” premiered at the end of January on the video-on-demand platform Hulu and, after hosting its initial ten episodes, the second with twenty new episodes is already being recorded.
