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Matthew Koma Defends Hilary Duff Against Botox Accusations From Online Critic
Hilary Duff‘s spouse, Matthew Koma, swiftly responded to an online troll who made critical remarks about his wife. The social media interaction unfolded after Duff, 37, posted a series of photographs on Instagram, showcasing her in various poses. In response to these images, a commenter speculated about possible cosmetic procedures, specifically Botox, leading Koma, also 37, to intervene and defend his partner.
Instagram Post Sparks Cosmetic Surgery Speculation
On Tuesday, April 15, Hilary Duff shared an Instagram carousel displaying three distinct poses. A user commented, “Why did she do Botox, I swear to god everyone else is the same,” implying Duff had undergone facial cosmetic enhancements. This prompted a sharp retort from Matthew Koma, who replied, “Get f**d, butterfly.”
Koma’s Rebuttal Garners Fan Support
Koma’s reaction to the negative comment, directed at the Lizzie McGuire star he wed in 2019, resonated with fans. Within six hours, his comment received significant approval, evidenced by numerous ‘likes’. Supportive messages poured in, including one fan who wrote, “@matthewkoma second that. Tell your wife hello from a fan,” showing solidarity with Koma’s defense of Duff.
Positive Fan Reactions to Duff’s Appearance
Apart from the unsolicited critical remark, Hilary Duff’s photo collection predominantly received positive feedback. Admirers lauded her “daffodil-hued ensemble,” flawless makeup, and “effortlessly tousled locks,” describing her as “radiant.” One follower playfully suggested to Koma, “@matthewkoma this pic gotta be in your wallet,” while another praised her “perfect spring look.” Fellow actress Danielle Fishel, known for Boy Meets World, simply commented, “So beautiful!”
Balancing Family Life and Careers
Hilary Duff and Matthew Koma, who is also a musician, are parents to three daughters: Banks (6), Mae (4), and Townes (10 months). Duff also has a 13-year-old son, Luca, from her previous marriage to Mike Comrie. In late 2024, Duff discussed with Us Weekly the adjustments required to manage their bustling household.
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In an exclusive interview, Duff confessed, “The one great thing about Matt and me is sometimes I think we don’t feel old enough to have all these responsibilities. We’re both the same age. We’re 37, and we don’t know how to keep up,” adding, “It’s just our feet are constantly going. Maybe we’re on a moving sidewalk or something, I don’t know.”
Teamwork in Household Management
The “So Yesterday” vocalist further explained that she and Koma have a harmonious system for maintaining order at home. “Whenever there’s a need in the house, he acts like a really good assistant because he knows me,” she revealed to Us, highlighting their effective teamwork in managing their busy lives.
Koma’s History of Speaking Out
Matthew Koma’s outspoken nature is well-documented. Beyond defending his wife, Koma has publicly voiced his opinions on various matters. He met Duff while collaborating on her 2015 album, Breathe In. Breathe Out. To mark their engagement anniversary in 2020, Duff celebrated Koma’s supportive nature on Instagram, writing, “I will always choose sandwiches and 8 p.m. bedtimes over fancy date nights …. over and over again,” and affectionately calling him her “best friend, lover, and papa bear.”
Koma, who faced a permanent suspension from Twitter in 2023, has not shied away from expressing his views on controversial figures. Notably, he took a firm stance against Kanye West‘s antisemitic remarks. In February, Koma posted an image of a “F*** Ye” T-shirt, a clear jab at West’s swastika-emblazoned shirt design, stating, “Hey I can make a shirt too – link in bio,” demonstrating his willingness to address contentious issues directly.