Hilary Duff showed off her blossoming baby bump as she went shopping solo in Los Angeles on Friday.
The 36-year-old singer, who is expecting her fourth child, showed off her bump in an unbuttoned blue flannel shirt.
Hilary paired the look with low-rise jeans and brown suede heeled boots.
She carried a pink crossbody bag and wore her long blonde hair in a center parting.
Hilary enjoyed a refreshing drink as she headed to the shops.
Hilary Duff showed off her blossoming baby bump as she went shopping solo in Los Angeles on Friday
The 36-year-old singer, who is expecting her fourth child, showed off her bump in an unbuttoned blue flannel shirt
Hilary and husband Matthew Koma share daughters Banks, five, and Mae, two.
The actress also has son Luca, 11, from her first marriage to hockey star Mike Comrie.
Last month, the performer revealed her fourth pregnancy on social media.
She shared the news with a humorous Christmas card showing her family posing in pajamas, with a caption that read: “So much for Silent Nights.”
She uploaded photos of the announcement to Instagram and wrote: “Surprise, surprise!”
The actress spoke about parenthood during an interview with Todaywhere she encouraged future mothers and fathers to accept their mistakes.
The How I Met Your Father actress said, “I had to get really good at being disappointed in myself.”
She further said that prospective parents should not be overly confident in their ability to care for their children.
“I think when you have a baby you just think you have all the answers and options. We are still only human,” she said.
Hilary paired the look with low-rise jeans and brown suede heeled boots. She carried a pink crossbody bag and wore her long blonde hair in a center parting
Hilary and husband Matthew Koma started their family with the birth of their daughter Banks, five, in 2018
The happy couple tied the knot in December 2019 and welcomed a second daughter named Mae, two, in March 2021.
Hilary also said she had learned to embrace the chaos of raising three young children.
She said: ‘I like the pressure of saying, ‘How are we going to get through this day?’ And to get through the day and say, ‘I don’t know how everyone is in trouble’ inside and fed and happy after all the things we had to do today.”