Hilary Duff celebrates getting ‘back to my pre-baby body’: ‘It was my goal, and I did it!’
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Hilary Duff feels like a new woman after hitting one of the major goals she set for herself a year ago.
The “Younger” actress went on Instagram on Tuesday to share her excitement that she is finally back to her pre-pregnancy weight ahead of her daughter Banks’ first birthday.
“I have been working really hard to get back to my pre-baby body before Banksy turned a year! It was my goal…and I did it!” Duff wrote on a workout photo shared to her Instagram Story.
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The mother of two thanked her trainer and dietician for their help in pushing her to her goal.
“I have been working closely with Erik @theflexible.dieting.coach (whom I confess all my sins to lol) and training hard @novobodyofficial and getting all my strength back! You guys have kept me focused and made it fun!”
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Duff also thanked her fiancé, musician Matthew Koma, for keeping her in line when it came time for her ever-important meals.
“It would be impossible without these guys and my home chef @matthewkoma,” she wrote. “Thanks boys…”
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It’s been a great week for Duff as the 31-year-old actress announced that her classic coming-of-age series “Lizzie McGuire” would be rebooted for the Disney+ video-on-demand service after 15 years off the air.
In the reimagined version of the sitcom, a sequel to the 2001 Disney Channel series, Lizzie McGuire (Duff) is a 30-year-old navigating adult life in New York City. Like the original series, it will include an animated version of a young Lizzie who offers up funny, revealing comments on what 30-year-old Lizzie is really thinking.
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Duff is currently a series regular on the hit TV Land comedy series “Younger,” which has been renewed for a seventh season. Under a waiver granted by TV Land/Viacom, Duff will be able to work on both "Younger" and "Lizzie McGuire," according to Deadline.