Hilary Duff is reclaiming the spotlight in a big way. The 38-year-old actress, singer, and millennial icon released her sixth studio album, Luck… or Something, on February 20, marking her first full-length project in over a decade.

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The 11-track record, produced in part with her husband Matthew Koma, dives deep into personal territory—exploring motherhood, relationships, family rifts, and self-reflection—with standout singles like “Mature” and “Roommates.”

In candid interviews timed with the release, Duff opened up about the album’s raw honesty. She confirmed that the poignant track “We Don’t Talk” is inspired by her estrangement from older sister Haylie Duff, calling it “the most lonely part of my existence.”

Speaking on CBS Mornings, Duff admitted she “really struggled” with including the song but felt it was important to share. She also addressed her complicated relationship with her father in “The Optimist” and shared lighter moments, like joking she’s “finally understands” sex in her 30s and isn’t “ready to be put out to pasture” yet.

The album arrives amid a triumphant music comeback. Duff kicked off 2026 with sold-out intimate shows on her “Small Rooms, Big Nerves” mini-tour in London, New York, and Los Angeles, sparking massive fan demand.

She quickly announced The Lucky Me Tour—her first major global headline run in nearly two decades—spanning North America, Canada, the UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, and Mexico from June 2026 through February 2027.

Due to overwhelming ticket sales, second nights were added in key cities like Los Angeles (Kia Forum), New York (Madison Square Garden), Toronto, and others. General tickets went on sale February 20, with special guests including La Roux on select dates.

Reviews praise the album as witty, glittery pop that blends nostalgia with mature introspection. Duff reflected on her journey from Disney’s Lizzie McGuire star to a mother of four (Luca, 13, with ex-husband Mike Comrie; and daughters Banks, Mae, and Townes with Koma).

She told outlets the project stemmed partly from life after her fourth child, prioritizing her “healthy” inner voice amid life’s complexities.

While fans speculate on acting returns—including a long-shot Lizzie McGuire reboot revival—Duff’s focus is clear: music and live performances. She recently shared family moments, like an interview with son Luca discussing household dynamics, adding warmth to her comeback narrative.

As Luck… or Something climbs charts and tour hype builds, Duff proves she’s not just nostalgia—she’s evolving. With arenas selling out and deeply personal lyrics resonating, 2026 marks a bold new chapter for the pop star.