Hilary Duff Is Considering A Return To Music And Really Wants To Collaborate With This Musical Trio

Actress and singer, Hilary Duff has always been in the spotlight since childhood. The former Disney Channel star began her acting career as a toddler, participating in dancing, singing, and ballet classes. 

Many of her fans have grown with her and have watched her grow into several facets of herself. She has also managed to stay relevant by pursuing a music career, becoming an entertainer, and getting involved in several other exciting ventures.

Duff, however, isn't the only one who amassed fame through the Disney channel; the Jonas Brothers did too. They are teen idols who got into the spotlight through the channel. 

While this has led fans to speculate whether they had worked together in the past, Duff has come to clear the air on this speculation. In fact, she stated that it would be a dream come true if they ever had a collaboration. 

Read on to learn more about the disclosure.

In an exclusive interview with Extra, Duff admitted that she would love to team up with the Jonas Brothers for music collaboration.

"Could we ever get a Hilary Duff-Jonas Brothers collab? You know what, that will be so nice. That would be a dream for me. I love the Jonas Brothers."

The "Lizzie McGuire" actress added that she and her husband Matthew Kona were friendly with her fellow Disney Channel alums.

She went on, "We're friendly, we're friendly… We lived in Toluca Lake. I lived in this neighborhood in the Valley for a while, and they were there as well, and my husband's very good friends with Priyanka [Chopra]. So yeah, I mean, we don't see them that often but we're friendly."

Duff added that this thought came on the heels of her husband's recent prank when he cut out the pictures of the Jonas Brothers and put them all over their home.

"Matthew finds really interesting ways to keep himself entertained, and I saw all their heads cut out of the magazine, and I was like, 'Oh, God, what's going on? He's going to troll somebody somehow."

She concluded, "And really it ended up to be me. We love him, but he's a weirdo."

The "How I Met Your Mother" star also hinted at the possibility of more music in the future but admitted that her roles as an actor and a mother were top priorities at the moment.

"I think that I have to compartmentalize certain parts of my life and, right now, starting the show. We're about to shoot 20 episodes instead of 10 episodes. I'm also in the middle of, like, motherhood, and I can't imagine touring. I look at some of the moms doing it, but their babies are much smaller than mine, and I'm like, 'damn, I don't know how they do it.' It's hard; it's hard to travel."

In the same interview, she shared that she was supposed to shoot the second season of "How I Met Your Mother" but contracted COVID.

"So the first time I got COVID, I shut us down the first day of filming, and then the second time, I was like, 'Guys, I'm going to stay home.' 

So I'm sitting in the writers' room next week, and I'm super excited, and then our table reads shortly after that, even though we don't have any material, and so I don't know."

Duff shared about her experience as a mother, especially in recent times. According to the mother-of-three, it usually totters between chaotic and beautiful.

"Normally it's, like, a lot of feeding, a lot of packing lunches, a lot of scrambling, a lot of stepping over dogs, a lot of, like, holding a baby. 

It's crazy, and it's also something that I know, you know, day after day after day, you're like, 'Oh, my gosh, I could really use a break,' and then, you know, it's going to be over with so fast and you're going to, like, desperately miss it."