Hilary Duff Announces Return to Music After 10 Years, Teases New Docuseries Because That’s What Dreams Are Made of

Wake up! Hilary Duff’s next music era is on the way.  

On Tuesday, Sept. 9, the actress and pop star revealed she officially has new music on the way, 10 years after the release of her last album Breathe In. Breathe Out. in 2015.

In a press release, it was revealed that Duff, 37, signed with Atlantic Records and has a docuseries in the works.

Directed and executive-produced by Sam Wrench, the project “will chronicle Duff’s long-awaited musical return and personal journey, offering an unfiltered vignette into Hilary’s world,” per the release.

It will showcase her “ups, downs, and everything in between,” and “fans will ride shotgun as she balances raising a family, recording new music, live show rehearsals, and preparing to perform on stage for the first time in over a decade.”

The docuseries will feature stylized interviews, performances, and videos from her personal archive.

Alongside the news, the “Sparks” singer teased her new chapter on Instagram.

“new music … or something 🪩✨🍒,” Duff captioned the post.

In the first photo, the “Come Clean” artist could be seen smiling and leaning back on a chair in a white T-shirt and jeans. In the next snap, she appears to be holding a phone with lyrics as a pair of headphones are placed in front of her. The final image features Duff in the studio with her arms around her husband Matthew Koma as he plays the keyboard.

Duff has been alluding to her next musical era on Instagram recently.

On Aug. 27, she seemed to tease new music in an Instagram post, where she celebrated the 22nd anniversary of her sophomore album Metamorphosis.

As Duff reflected on the time in her life, she looked ahead.

“Yesterday marked the 22nd anniversary of Metamorphosis… Although these are distant memories for me, thank you for showing up the way that you did. 🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋 To be continued….” she wrote, alongside a series of throwback photos.

Duff also paid tribute to the 10th anniversary of her last album Breathe In. Breathe Out. in June.

As she celebrated the milestone, the “So Yesterday” performer noted that “while Breathe In Breathe Out didn’t have major success, there was still some work on the record that felt authentic.”

Duff then hinted at the possibility of music.

“I see you all blaming yourselves on TikTok, not actually your fault (but really it was), just kidding, but don’t let it happen again…next time…okay,” she concluded.