Hilary Duff is back with a bang: not only has she returned to her musical roots for the first time in over a decade, but she has revived a vintage hit of her Lizzie Maguire days, to the delight of the crowd.
To close her London show on January 19, the former child star chose to perform on stage What dreams are made of – the hit song from his 2003 Disney release, The Lizzie McGuire Movie.
The final performance followed a setlist that included other well-known gems from his discography, like Wake up And Come clean.
Duff’s latest performance is the first time she’s covered the song, recently revealing the reason she’s never really been able to “perform this song live.”
During an appearance on the Therapuss with Jake Shane podcast in November, the 38-year-old actress and singer revealed she was unable to perform What dreams are made of before because she “didn’t own it”.
However, she teased at the time: “But if I ever went on tour again, I think that, maybe, I would be allowed to manage to sing this song somehow.”
“Maybe, you know, maybe just as a hypothetical,” she said.
Looks like Hilary Duff kept her promise.
The pop star is also expected to come out Luck…or somethinghis first album since 2015, on February 20. While his Small Rooms, Big Nerves tour will further expand to Canada and America in the coming days.
