Hilary Duff shared a heartwarming family video on social media, in which she glowed in a white swimsuit.
The mother-of-four posted a behind-the-scenes look into their beach getaway.
The actress enjoyed the ocean views as she lounged around in her one-piece, while resting on her husband Matthew Koma’s chest.
She completed her elegant look with a white Yankees cap and black shades to keep cool.
Hilary shares her daughters Banks Violet Bair, born in 2018, Mae James Bair, born in 2021, and Townes Meadow Bair, born in 2024, with Matthew.
She also shares her oldest son Luca Cruz Comrie, born in 2012, with her ex-husband Mike Comrie. The sweet family video also showcased a plethora of clips of her daughters swimming in the pool, making s’mores, eating out and much more.
© InstagramThe singer captioned the video: “Where does all the time go? Took a little family pause @montagelaguna …not ready to press real life play.” Fans loved the adorable video as they flocked to the comments.
One person commented: “Such a sweet family. It goes way too fast,” while another added: “We love a family staycation.”
A third person continued: “You and your family are GORGEOUS. That’s the idea of the family that I want for me. Your fan since I was seven, now I am 31.”
© InstagramHilary’s take on motherhood
It’s the little moments that matter the most for Hilary and she loves to make it count with her family.
She shared with Shape: “I just love watching my kids form into their own individual unique selves. I love my loud household with mayhem and the craziness and all the love and all the dirt. I love (parenting) with my husband. I love feeling like hugs and cuddles can make everything better.”
The Lizzie McGuire star admitted that she thrives under pressure when it comes to busy days with her kids.
© InstagramShe revealed: “I love the pressure of being like, ‘How the [expletive] are we going to make it through this day?’ And making it through the day and being like, ‘I don’t know how everyone is tucked in and fed and happy after all the things we’ve had to do today.'”
Whenever she is challenged with hardships, she makes sure to give herself grace.
Hilary added: “I’ve had to get really good at being disappointed in myself. I think that when you have a baby, you’re just wired to think that you are loaded with all the answers and all of the capability. We’re still just human beings.'”
Two things can exist at once and Hilary shared that motherhood teaches her that the parenting experience can be “[expletive] hard” yet “endlessly rewarding” simultaneously.
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