Hilary Duff stops for a pre-workout coffee before posting a STUNNING social media selfie

Hilary Duff stepped out with a sporty look before her morning workout to get her Tuesday morning started.

The 32-year-old actress and mother of two was spotted grabbing a beverage at a Starbucks in Los Angeles before heading to her morning workout.

Several hours later at home, the blonde beauty shared a more elegant selfie, as a reprieve from her usual posts about ‘kids, dogs and chickens.’

During her Tuesday-morning outing, Duff rocked a black tank top over a tan sports bra as she left Starbucks.

The Lizzie McGuire star was staying safe from COVID-19 by wearing a brown face mask with her hair tied back with a brown scrunchie.

She carried her phone and a small Starbucks bag as she completed her look with grey stretch pants and black sneakers. 

After her workout, Duff took to Instagram to share a rather glamorous selfie where she put on some red lipstick on a whim.

‘Always posting my kids, dogs, and chickens…. popped a red lip on and felt cute… might delete later ….’ she said with a smiley face emoji.

The actress’ outing and selfie came just a week after she opened up on Australia’s The Morning Show about how she’s coping with the COVID-19 pandemic.

‘I feel really lucky,’ Duff said via video from her home, wearing a stylish grey dress and necklace for her interview.

‘We’ve had a lot of great family time together that we normally wouldn’t have. My husband is a touring musician; I split my time between east and west coast,’ she added.

‘That’s not to say we haven’t had many challenging days where all we want to do is leave and see more family and friends,’ Duff admitted.

Duff was slated to return as the iconic title character in a revival of Lizzie McGuire, with original creator Laurie Minsky returning as well.

The show was slated to air on the Disney Plus streaming service, but shortly after production began, Minsky parted ways due to creative differences.

Duff herself even pleaded with Disney in a social media post to move the show to Hulu, fueling rumors that Disney halted the show because it wasn’t as ‘family-friendly’ enough.