For the time being, the actress, who is 36 years old, is expecting her fourth kid.
As Hilary Duff’s due date gets closer, she is sending a message to her fans and following in “the kindest tone” to tell them to stop inquiring when her baby is due.
On Sunday, the pregnant actress, who is presently expecting her fourth child, posted a message on her Instagram Story advising her fans that she would no longer react to comments enquiring about her due date. The message was addressed to those who have been following her on Instagram.
Good day, friends! “I am no longer responding to texts or direct messages about ‘when baby is coming!'” I assure that this is said in the most loving and compassionate manner possible. Duff written in a nice manner. Despite the fact that I am aware that everyone is checking in with love and humor, I can assure you that nobody wants it more than I do!!!!! Whenever they are ready, babies will arrive. I am making every effort to be patient with you! The days are drawn out and hard to endure. I assure you that I will keep you updated.
Duff, who is 36 years old, has been blogging about her pregnancy journey with her followers ever since she and her husband, Matthew Koma, who is also 36 years old, announced in December 2023 that they were having their third child together. In 2019, the pair, who had begun dating in 2017, announced their engagement and went on to be married. Together, they have two daughters: Mae, who is three years old, and Banks, who is five years old. Duff, on the other hand, has a son named Luca, who is twelve years old, with her ex-husband, Mike Comrie.
In the months that have passed since the couple made their announcement, the star of How I Met Your Father has not only been very pleased to show off her growing baby bulge, but she has also made it quite apparent that she is prepared to receive their fourth bundle of joy.
On Tuesday of last week, the actress shared a collection of photographs on Instagram that depicted the family’s “pretty slow week.” The photographs show Duff with acupuncture needles in her face, Koma viewing a film on his phone with Mae and Banks, and Luca wearing a blue jersey. All of these individuals are shown together.
Duff added the description, “Gently trying to give baby the eviction notice,” to the bottom of the post.
A playlist is already being compiled by the singer in preparation for the day when she will give birth. The playlist was made available to her followers on April 11 via her Instagram Story, where she also provided an explanation that she was “manifesting” a brief pregnancy.
She added on the slide, “Made a cute birthing playlist – take a listen!” upon seeing the slide. “Although I am not yet certain about the order, I believe that I will have pleasure in it. I was barely able to make it through three hours of labor, which is another manifestation of a short delivery.
Duff chose a wide range of songs from a number of musical genres, with songs such as “I Remember Everything” by Zach Bryan and Kacey Musgraves, “Unstoppable” by Sia, “The Chain” by Fleetwood Mac, and “Wildest Dreams (Taylor’s Version)” by Taylor Swift, to mention just a few. Beyoncé, Harry Styles, Aretha Franklin, Justin Timberlake, Alabama Shakes, Post Malone, Olivia Rodrigo, Shaggy, Morrissey, and John Denver are some of the other artists who are included in this compilation.
An adorable call-to-action for her unborn kid was also included in the tweet by the former Lizzie McGuire actress. She urged her child to “Cmon Bebe.”
The couple’s most recent child is most likely going to be their final child. Recent events brought Koma to the forefront of public attention when he delightfully filmed his experience of undergoing a vasectomy. An assortment of photographs and videos were uploaded to the musician’s Instagram Stories account in order to document his voyage.
After the operation, he posted a close-up picture on his Instagram account, in which he emphasized that the procedure did not cause him any discomfort and that he had absolutely nothing to be concerned about.
Koma remarked, “It’s honestly not bad at all,” while applying a mistletoe Christmas filter on the picture for reasons that are not quite obvious but might perhaps be tied to painkillers. “Like better than going to the dentist for sure.”
In a subsequent photograph, he reaffirmed this emotion by showing himself wearing nothing but a pair of socks and a pair of little black underpants, which he was using to cover off the bandages around his ankles.
Over the photograph, Koma scribbled, “10/10 Would recommend,” while also giving the camera a thumbs up from his perspective.
After some time had passed, Koma revealed that he had been “very high” and that, before to this operation, he had “never taken a drug in my life.”
Koma said, “This is cool,” as he was smiling for the camera.
Continue reading to learn more about the expanding family of Hilary Duff and Matthew Koma.
