sat on her second husband Matthew Koma's lap while they waited for a table at Great White in Studio City, on Sunday.
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Hilary Duff Cozying Up to Matthew Koma
Hilary Duff sat on her second husband Matthew Koma's lap while they waited for a table at Great White in Studio City, California on Sunday.The Australian-style ...
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The Australian-style restaurant - famed for its smoked salmon pizza - opened on January 31 following the success of the Larchmont and West Hollywood locations.
The 38-year-old former Disney Channel star sported shredded denim shorts with flip-flop sandals and certainly had her hands full - clutching a water bottle, and large black purse.
At one point, the 38-year-old music producer affectionately kissed Duff on the shoulder as he wrapped both arms around her waist.
The blonde Texan was still married to her first husband Mike Comrie when she originally met Koma (born Bair) in 2013 while collaborating on her fifth studio album - Breathe In. Breathe Out.
The married couple of six years began dating in 2017, and he oversaw the recording of her sixth studio album, Luck... or Something.
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Hilary Duff sat on her second husband Matthew Koma's lap while they waited for a table at Great White in Studio City, California on Sunday
Duff and Koma have welcomed three daughters - Banks, seven, Mae, five, and Townes, two.
The Mature songstress is also mother to 14-year-old son Luca Comrie from her three-year marriage to the 45-year-old retired NHL centre, which ended in 2014 (divorce finalized in 2016).
Last week, Duff landed a spot on TIME's list of 100 Most Influential People, and her essay was written by her friend of seven years, Nicole Richie.
The 38-year-old former Disney Channel star sported shredded denim shorts with flip-flop sandals and certainly had her hands full - clutching a water bottle, iPhone and large black purse
At one point, the 38-year-old music producer affectionately kissed Duff on the shoulder as he wrapped both arms around her waist
The blonde Texan was still married to her first husband Mike Comrie when she originally met Koma (born Bair) in 2013 while collaborating on her fifth studio album - Breathe In. Breathe Out
The married couple of six years began dating in 2017, and he oversaw the recording of her sixth studio album, Luck... or Something
Duff and Koma have welcomed three daughters - Banks, seven, Mae, five, and Townes, two (pictured April 7)
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The Mature songstress is also mother to 14-year-old son Luca Comrie from her three-year marriage to the 45-year-old retired NHL centre, which ended in 2014 (divorce finalized in 2016)
Duff is next scheduled to deliver the commencement speech for Northeastern University's undergraduate and graduate ceremonies held at Fenway Park in Boston, Massachusetts on April 29 at 4pm (pictured in 2025)
The homeschooled millennial returns to Voltaire at The Venetian Resort Las Vegas for three sold-out nights, May 22-24, before kicking off her 57-date The Lucky Me Tour on June 21 (pictured March 9)
Duff recalled on Las Culturistas on April 1: 'My husband and my tour manager stopped rehearsals and they were like, "We have a surprise. You got to come outside!" I come outside. We're walking down the street. I see a giant tour bus'
The Growing Up singer continued: 'I walked inside. I was like, "There's no kitchen. There's just like slots for beds. Four of us are going to be four kids. Lots of other adults, but like what?" It was panic. All panic set in'
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On April 2, the Winnetka Bowling League frontman revealed he just finished recording his new album: 'I think this is our best music yet. I think we're gonna put it out and play some shows and that's gonna be a lot of fun'
'I come outside. We're walking down the street. I see a giant tour bus. And I was like, "Is this the surprise?" And they're like, "Yes." Like, "Let's go check it out because this is going to be where we're living for eight weeks in the summer." I walked inside. I was like, "There's no kitchen. There's just like slots for beds. Four of us are going to be four kids. Lots of other adults, but like what?" It was panic. All panic set in.'
The Weather for Tennis songstress continued: 'I had like a huge fake smile plastered on my face. And I was just like, "I love the slots!" I'm looking for the storage. Like, kids come with so much s***. Yeah. And also, there's like no pooping on the bus...It's a rule. It's a written rule. So, I'm like, how many times are we going to be stopping throughout the night? It's all terrifying.'
Duff's opening acts are all led by women - English synth-pop act La Roux as well as Canadian crooners Lauren Spencer Smith and Jade LeMac.
The pickleball enthusiast - who pulls 3.4 million monthly Spotify listeners - originally got her start playing the titular role in the Disney Channel comedy series Lizzie McGuire (2001–2004) and the 2003 big-screen spin-off.
On April 2, the Winnetka Bowling League frontman revealed he just finished recording his new album: 'I think this is our best music yet. I think we're gonna put it out and play some shows and that's gonna be a lot of fun.'
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