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Hilary Duff Announces Pregnancy

Singer is expecting her first child with hockey star husband Mike Comrie

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August 15, 2011 9:30 AM ET
Hilary Duff and husband, Mike Comrie.
Hilary Duff and husband, Mike Comrie.
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Actress and pop singer Hilary Duff announced yesterday that she is expecting her first child with husband, professional hockey player Mike Comrie. The couple informed their fans of the good news while celebrating their first wedding anniversary.

Photos: Summer Pregnancies 2011
"We both love kids and we're really excited," Duff told Us Weekly last week at the Kendra Scott jewelry event in Los Angeles, before the news of the pregnancy was made public. "It was a big deal for us because we had a year to be married."

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