Hilary Duff has revealed her "spiciest" memory, a teenage prank in which she and her friends emptied a can of tuna and wieners on the front lawn of a boy who had treated one of them badly. The singer and actress, 39, shared the story during Billboard's Take Me Out video series, which was released on Tuesday 3 November.
"This guy was doing my friend real dirty and we were hitting the bottle," she said. Duff said the incident happened in her "late teen-hood" and described herself as "really not a big goer-outer." She called the prank "kind of evil" and said it was "a long time ago, pre-children."
The video comes as Duff is busy with various music projects. Her single CATastrophe, released last month for the Cat in the Hat soundtrack, has a music video, and the film opens on Friday 6 November.
Or Something came out earlier in the year. Her Lucky Me Tour has also been extended into 2027, with 32 new dates across Europe, Latin America and the United States, running through late 2027.
The updated schedule includes a major stop in Milan. The prank story is the latest example of the playful, self-deprecating tone Duff has become known for over the years.
Fans will certainly be watching to see whether she brings any more tales of her wilder teenage days to the road during her upcoming global tour performances. Duff has consistently maintained a close connection with her fan base through social media and candid interviews about her personal and professional life.
Her ability to laugh at her past mistakes resonates well with audiences of all ages who grew up watching her Disney Channel projects and subsequent music releases. As she prepares for the extensive tour dates ahead, industry experts predict strong ticket sales and enthusiastic responses from international crowds worldwide.
More announcements regarding her upcoming creative collaborations and television appearances are expected to follow in the coming weeks as promotional events continue.