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Hilary Duff ‘exhausted’ looking after children during coronavirus lockdown

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Hilary Duff has been left “so exhausted” looking after her two children during the coronavirus lockdown. The 32-year-old actress is struggling to manage her children – eight-year-old son Luca and 17-month-old daughter Banks – while also running a household and working from home, and told America’s Cosmopolitan magazine that she doesn’t feel like she should have to apologise for complaining about the new levels of tiredness. “It’s exhausting.

It’s so exhausting,” she sighed. “You know, I have my days where I’m like, ‘Oh, I moved mountains and I deserve a medal.’ And then there are other days where I’m like, ‘How can I complain?’ We’re all healthy and we have a backyard and we have a pool. “You know, it’s hard.

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