Hilary Duff

Duff wrote on her Instagram: “Sooooo, this was scary….. I knew doing this would terrify me and I was right! @womenshealthmag had the most lovely all-women shoot ...

@womenshealthmag had the most lovely all-women shoot and I actually had the best time. I’ve gotten to a place of being peaceful with the changes my body has gone through. Duff is in the buff, and she looks absolutely incredible.

'I've gotten to a place of being peaceful with the changes my body has gone through'

“And two, all the changes that your body can go through throughout your lifetime.” “And that mental shift helped all the other stuff eventually fall into place.” “That’s the most important part of the system.” How’s that for some naked truth?” I feel like the older I get, the more confident I get in my own skin.” However, that wasn’t the only reason why, as she said that there were also “mental things” that impacted her. “Because of my career path, I can’t help but be like, ‘I am on camera and actresses are skinny,’” she said.

After years of feeling pressured to meet Hollywood's beauty standards, Hilary Duff is celebrating her body — as it is today — in a nude photo shoot for the ...

"I knew doing this would terrify me and I was right!" "I didn’t even know if I was going to have the opportunity to have another child (after the divorce)," she explained, adding, "It was a whole mix of things — of being settled and realizing that I’m powerful and talented and smart. I’m proud that it’s produced three children for me.

After battling an eating disorder as a teen, Hilary Duff says motherhood has given her pride in her body.

I’ve gotten to a place of being peaceful with the changes my body has gone through." After battling an eating disorder in her teenage years (which she called “horrifying”), the How I Met Your Father star has found peace with her body and opened up about the process to get there in a new, revealing interview. Even if you don't remember the “Miranda Anorexia” episode of Lizzie McGuire, you understand the pressure to fit a certain body shape that many struggle with.

"How I Met Your Mother" star Hilary Duff bares it all on the cover of Women's Health's latest issue and talks about learning to embrace her body.

"But I want to work on the inside." "He was like, 'I don’t need a therapist!' " Duff recalled Luca’s reaction. "I’ve gotten to a place of being peaceful with the changes my body has gone through. All mental things." The “How I Met Your Father” star bared it all for the May/June issue of Women’s Health, posing nude on the magazine’s cover. “It was horrifying,” Duff recalled.

For a new magazine cover interview, the singer and actress posed nude and got real about her journey with her body image over the years in the face of Hollywood ...

Hilary Duff looks comfortable and confident in her own skin in these magazine images, but she wanted viewers to know that it's the product of a group of people helping her look the most flattering for the camera. And as the issue is revealed, she loves the photos and is grateful that a moment in time, in which she “felt both completely vulnerable but powerful,” could be captured. At 34, the actress is feeling “proud” and “powerful” in her own skin, as she bared it all for Women’s Health Magazine. Check out the photos:

Having to create a sequel to one of the most popular sitcoms of the 00s sounds like a nightmare. But Hilary Duff gives it a brilliant go.

To be able to add her name to the show really was a big deal. I’m a mother of three and married so I have a lot more responsibility in my life then Sophie so it’s actually nice to go to work and get to drop that a little bit and step into a slightly more care-free space. I know that it’s a TV show but 87 first dates?

The opening episode sees older Sophie in 2050 — played by Sex and the City star Kim Cattrall — telling her son about how she fell in love with his father. And ...

"I hope people take away the idea that they are not alone. HD: "It’s like they run off into the sunset together! I also love that New York City is a big part of the show. Hilary Duff: "This project was really attractive to me because the part of Sophie was very relatable. "I think she’s navigating life in a really relatable way. And while the premise is the same as HIMYM, which ran from 2005 until 2014, this new outing introduces a whole new cast of characters (see below for more) and dilemmas.

After years of struggling, Hilary Duff has found peace with her body, opening up about the process in a new, revealing interview in which she bared it all.

It was a whole mix of things – of being settled and realising that I’m powerful and talented and smart. I felt strong and beautiful and laughed a lot getting into some of these poses without my high-waisted mom jeans and oversized whatever I normally wear.” The singer has posted a handful of nude photos to her platform in the months since her conservatorship ended. “So, being a mom again, maybe. I’ve gotten to a place of being peaceful with the changes my body has gone through,” Duff said. I’m proud that it’s produced three children for me.

(CNN) Hilary Duff is feeling comfortable in her skin. The "How I Met Your Father" actress appears on the May/June cover of Women's Health, where she says ...

"That's the most important part of the system." "I do feel lucky in the mental health department where I haven't had huge hurdles to get over, but just like everyone else I have my issues, my insecurities, pain," she said. But I want to work on the inside," she explained.

Hilary Duff explained a 30-year-old Lizzie McGuire wouldn't have needed scandal — but it would need authenticity.

"It was a conscious choice not to be angsty and try to shift people's opinions on who I am," she said. "It would be dumb of me to not know that I have a sweet spot playing that relatable girl. I am that girl," Duff added to Women's Health.

From the internet's irksome reaction to the Lizzie McGuire star's 'ageing' body to the enforcement of impossible Hollywood body standards, Kate Ng questions ...

As a whole, the photoshoot misses the opportunity to embrace and uphold a body positive message. She tells the magazine that she has “gotten to a place of being peaceful with the changes my body has gone through”. Duff’s appearance on the cover of Women’s Health is meant to be a display of confidence and pride in her body.