Hilary Duff and her husband, musician Matthew Koma, appear to be focused on new music amid ongoing social media discussion linked to Ashley Tisdale’s recent essay about a former “mom group.”

On Wednesday, January 7, Duff shared a teaser of an unreleased song on Instagram, just one day after public attention grew around Tisdale’s comments and Koma’s online response. The video shows Duff lip-syncing and dancing outdoors while previewing what is believed to be an upcoming track from her next album.

The teased song reflects on rekindling emotional connection in a relationship and is expected to follow Duff’s November release Mature. Both tracks are part of her forthcoming album, Luck… or Something, which is scheduled for release on February 20.

Fans responded positively in the comments, expressing excitement about the new music. Koma also reacted to the post, writing, “That’s my girl.”

The music update comes as Duff and Koma remain largely silent on the broader conversation sparked by Tisdale’s essay, in which the actress described feeling excluded from a group of new mothers.

Despite the online discourse, Duff has continued promoting her creative work without addressing the controversy directly.

Source: Geo News