‘I got that Pfizer’: Hilary Duff flashes peace sign as she celebrates getting COVID-19 vaccine in pics posted to Instagram
She’s a mom of three after welcoming baby daughter Mae on March 24.
And on Tuesday, Hilary Duff posted photos to Instagram showing her getting a COVID-19 vaccine.
The actress and singer, 33, shared a selfie in which she’s seen masked up and sitting in a chair as a tech vaccinates her.
Jabbed: Hilary Duff shared a selfie to her Instagram on Tuesday showing her getting a COVID-19 vaccine
In a second post, she’s seen in her car wearing white-framed sunglasses and stocking her tongue out at the camera.
She has a small round Band-Aid on her upper arm and flashes the peace sign.
‘Other people raging other things today … I got that Pfizer,’ she wrote.
Vaccines have been opened up to anyone age 16 or older and Pfizer, like the Moderna vaccine, requires two doses a few weeks apart to achieve maximum immunity against the coronavirus.
‘I got that Pfizer’: In a second post, she’s seen in her car wearing white-framed sunglasses and sticking her tongue out at the camera. She has a small round Band-Aid on her upper arm and flashes the peace sign
Most of her social media posts lately have been detailing her life with newborn Mae and her other children, daughter Banks, two, and son Luca, nine.
She shares Mae and Banks with singer-songwriter Matthew Koma whom she married in December 2019.
Luca’s dad is her ex-husband Mike Comrie from whom she split in 2014, finalizing their divorce two years later.
Mom of three: Most of Duff’s social media posts lately have been detailing her life with newborn daughter Mae and her other children, daughter Banks, two, and son Luca, nine
Parents: She shares Mae and Banks with singer-songwriter Matthew Koma whom she married in December 2019. Luca’s dad is her ex-husband Mike Comrie from whom she split in 2014
The Younger and Lizzie McGuire star welcomed her youngest child in a water birth at home.
Last week, she explained why she had wanted son Luca to be present for the delivery despite his young age.
‘It was kind of important for me because I’m really big on being open and honest with him about how strong women are and what childbirth looks like,’ Duff told Dr. Elliott Berlin on the Informed Pregnancy podcast on Thursday.
‘I think that sometimes a 9-year-old boy is like, ‘Well, men have bigger muscles,’ and, like, yeah, but we bring life into this world. We move a baby through our body,’ she said.
Family event: Duff welcomed her youngest child in a water birth at home on March 24 and last week explained she wanted Luca to be there so he could see ‘how strong women are and what childbirth looks like’