The creator, Alex Cooper, hosts a podcast interview with celebrity guest Hilary Duff. The video presents a montage of highlights from the full conversation, starting with rapid-fire questions about Duff's early 2000s celebrity drama involving Lindsay Lohan and Aaron Carter. It then transitions to more serious topics, including the pressures of fame, her public divorce, the challenges of motherhood, and her advice for women returning to work, all designed to tease the full episode.
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No more waiting for rain in this drought! Daddy Gang, @hilaryduff is HERE. This week, Hilary gets into it all with Alex: love, marriage, motherhood, and the pressure to “do it all.” Hilary takes Alex back, back to the beginning, and comes clean on the 2000s headlines you’ve always wondered about. Link in bio to listen now.
Transcript
Hilary Duff, welcome to Call Her Daddy. Thanks. I have to rank, did you intentionally crash the Freaky Friday premiere? I think absolutely, yes. But also, like, Chad Michael Murray invited me. Were you and Aaron Carter already dating before his cameo on Lizzie McGuire? Oh, my Good. I'm sure my publicist will be like, what the fuck are you doing? It scares me sometimes to think about being this forward facing again. People say, you raised me. You just feel like, wow. Will I ever do anything that will, like, resonate with someone the same? I think that people look at me and rank, like, oh, she's had it easy, maybe. And I definitely have not had it easy. You file for divorce, and TMZ literally has, like, an office at the LA Courthouse. So, like, within fifty minutes, they're, like, reporting. That was a really tough call because we had a not even two year old kid. An article was written about a toxic mom group. Like, how do I wanna answer this? The timing felt not great, and I felt used. Do you have any advice to women who maybe wanna get back into worse, but are afraid? When you have kids, you kind of become so all consumed by them. I know people aren't pop tier, but I do hope that it inspires moms to get outside of their household a little bit and, like, find the thing that they love if they've lost it.