Hilary Duff shares cute pics as she helps son Luca make his eighth birthday cake while self-isolating
Her son Luca turns eight on Friday.
And on Thursday night, Hilary Duff shared pics to Instagram Story showing her helping the youngster make his own birthday cake.
Luca, whose dad is Duff’s ex-husband Mike Comrie, sat on the kitchen island surrounded by boxes of cake mix as his famous mom measured out cooking oil.
DIY baking: Her son Luca turns eight on Friday. And on Thursday night, Hilary Duff shared pics to Instagram Story showing her helping the youngster make his own birthday cake
The Younger star, 32, wore a bright blue sweater with white patterns on the sleeves and a pair of faded distressed jeans.
Her long blonde hair was loose and she was barefoot.
Also hanging with the duo was Matthew Koma, whom Duff married in December 2019.
The couple share a daughter Banks born in October 2018.
Family: Luca, whose father is Duff’s ex-husband Mike Comrie, sat on the kitchen island operating the mixer. Hanging with them was Matthew Koma, whom Duff married in December
Before the lockdown: The Lizzie McGuire star, 32, and the musician share a daughter Banks, who was born in October 2018. They’re pictured out and about in LA on February 21
Duff and her family are self-isolating at home as the coronavirus pandemic takes hold.
Last Sunday, the Lizzie McGuire star asked her social media followers to suggest some shows she and Koma could watch while they’re holed up at home.
‘What are we going to do?’ she asked, adding, ‘I’m not excited about anything right now.’
She then mulled over re-watching HBO’s Game Of Thrones again.
Self-isolating: On Sunday, Duff had asked her social media followers to suggest some shows she and Koma could watch while they’re holed up at home during coronavirus pandemic
The couple had been practicing social distancing for several days before California Governor Gavin Newsom issued a statewide ‘stay at home’ order on Thursday evening.
The advisory calls on California’s 40 million residents to hunker down in their homes for the foreseeable future in the face of the fast-spreading coronavirus pandemic which he predicted could infect more than half the state within eight weeks.
Newsom said exceptions to the stay-at-home rule would be granted for residents to make necessary trips to grocery stores, pharmacies, doctors and in some cases work. He did not give an end date for the order but suggested that it would last for at least eight weeks.
Drastic action: California’s governor Gavin Newsom on Thursday issued an unprecedented statewide ‘stay at home’ order directing the state’s 40 million residents to hunker down in their homes for the foreseeable future in the face of the fast-spreading coronavirus pandemic