Hilary Duff marked Father’s Day with a warm public tribute to her husband, Matthew Koma, and shared a video filled with family moments that showed how central he is to their home life. The post paired a heartfelt message with everyday clips of Koma playing, traveling, and spending time with their children.
“We love you Daddy !” Duff wrote in the caption, adding praise for the way he supports the family, fixes problems, and makes their adventures feel safer and funnier. Koma responded in the comments with four crying face emoji, a small but emotional reaction to the post.
A family-first Father’s Day post
The video compilation included scenes of Koma playing with the children at home, having lunch at a restaurant, and acting as a pillow for one of their daughters during a flight. It offered a candid look at the family’s day-to-day moments rather than a staged celebration.
Duff and Koma have been married since 2019 and share three children together: Banks Violet Bair, Mae James Bair, and Townes Meadow Bair. Duff also shares her 14-year-old son, Luca Cruz Comrie, with her ex-husband, Mike Comrie.
Birthday posts gave a similar glimpse
The Father’s Day tribute came shortly after another round of family photos from Koma’s 39th birthday celebration. In that post, he shared snapshots from home life, including a handmade banner from the girls and a living room movie day with all three daughters and the family dogs.
Duff also posted for his birthday that day, writing, “The butter to my escargot, The whole milk to my latte, The good parking spot, The snack to my purse, The lion of our circus, The Dolly to my Parton, Better than the last French fry on earth,” before adding, “Happy 39 Matthew. I love you ( only a day late because… we were in the real world) ❤️.”
The Father’s Day message landed while Duff is also in the middle of her Lucky Me Tour, which celebrates her first full-length album, Luck… Or Something, in over a decade. Even with her music schedule, the post made clear that the family’s home life remains a major part of her public story.
