Hilary Duff opens up about her family struggles in her new album, 'Luck... or Something'. The singer-actress, known for her teen icon status, has penned tracks about her complex family dynamics, including her estrangement from sister Haylie and their father, Robert (Bob) Duff. In an interview with Glamour, Duff revealed her decision to address these personal matters through music, stating, 'I felt ready to speak out about my family life through song.'
The lyrics of 'We Don't Talk' seem to reflect her strained relationship with Haylie. In the song, Duff sings, 'People ask me how you're doing, I wanna say amazing but the truth is I don't know, what I always end up saying is how we don't talk.' She also questions the nature of their bond, asking, 'If I did something different would you feel something different? Would you at least let me hear you out?'
Another track reportedly delves into her relationship with her father, expressing a desire for his affection. Duff sings, 'I wish I could sleep on planes, and that my father would really love me.'
Despite the apparent tension, Duff's family remains a significant influence on her work. She acknowledges the impact of family on one's life, stating, 'That's my family. Those are the people that affect you the most, take up the most space naturally as a human who's born into something.'
Duff's album, 'Luck... or Something', is set to take her on an international tour, including the US, UK, and Australia. Fans can expect an emotional journey through her music as she explores the complexities of family relationships.
