Hilary Duff is making her music comeback after a 10-year break.
The American actress and singer also plans to release a docu-series about her personal life and return to music.
The Lizzie McGuire star shared the news on Instagram on Wednesday.
Her post featured several photos from a recording studio.
One photo showed Duff with her husband, Matthew Koma.
Another showed a pair of headphones.
She also shared what appeared to be lyrics on her phone.
“New music… or something,” Duff captioned the post.
Her last album arrived in 2015.
“Breathe In. Breathe Out” featured dance-pop songs with electronic influences.
The album received a positive response from many of her fans.
Accompanying docu-series
Besides new music, it is reported that Duff has signed with Atlantic Records – a major American record label and division of the Warner Music Group – to produce a docu-series centred around her personal life.
The series, directed and executive produced by Sam Wrench (director of Taylor Swift’s “The Eras Tour” movie), will “chronicle Duff’s long-awaited musical return and personal journey, offering an unfiltered vignette into Hilary’s world,” according to a press release by the record company.
Additionally, the series will feature stylised interviews, performances and videos from her personal archive.
A synopsis of the project further stated: “Embracing the ups, downs, and everything in between, 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.”
Meanwhile, the album’s release date is yet to be confirmed, but the record is said to mark a “bold creative chapter” in Duff’s career as a pop star.
Duff’s career
Duff rose to fame on the Disney Channel in the early 2000s through her role in Lizzie McGuire, and has since appeared in notable high-profile television projects’ including the long-running “Younger” and Hulu’s “How I Met your Mother” spinoff “How I Met your Father.”
Her musical debut came in 2002 with “Santa Claus Lane,” and she released her first pop-rock project “Metamorphosis” in 2003, which produced the popular singles “So Yesterday” and “Come Clean”.
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