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Hilary Duff Opens Up About Mike Comrie Separation: "We Don't Know What Our Future Looks Like Right Now"
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So what's going on between Hilary Duff and Mike Comrie?
The Hollywood couple who announced their separation in January have been seen on numerous outings together, and while they've openly expressed that they had an amicable split, it just wasn't something we're used to seeing in Tinseltown, which caused people to question whether or not a reconciliation was in the works.
Well, the actress has opened up about her relationship with Comrie during an interview with Giuliana Rancic at the first annual iHeartRadio Music Awards in Los Angeles today.
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"We're constantly seen together and people are like, 'What are they doing? Are they back together? Are they not?' We're really good friends and we have so much respect for each other and obviously Luca is our No. 1 priority," she began to tell E! News.
"I think we got to a point where we were like, we really need to honor happiness and whatever that is and however we need to sort that out or work that out, we're doing that. We love each other so much and we love spending time together. So when you see us out it's not just for Luca, it's because we make plans and we hang out and we don't know what our future looks like right now but we're both doing really good and just figuring out what makes us happy."
Watch the clip to hear more about their separation, Hilary's new projects and her gushing about Lorde!
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