AceShowbiz - Hilary Duff has revealed the emotional struggle behind her strained relationship with her sister, Haylie Duff. In a candid discussion on CBS Mornings aired February 20, she confirmed that her song We Don't Talk, from her latest album, reflects the painful distance between them.

In the lyrics, Hilary Duff sings, "People ask me how you're doing / I wanna say amazing / But the truth is that I don't know," followed by the stark admission, "What I always end up saying is how / We don't talk." This song serves as a direct expression of the loneliness she feels due to their current estrangement.

The exact cause of the rift between the sisters remains unclear. Whether rooted in political differences, family disagreements, or other reasons, Hilary Duff has chosen to keep much of the background private. She acknowledged the difficulty of sharing such a personal experience publicly, noting that including the song on her album was a challenge.

"I don't know if she'll hear it," Hilary said, "I don't know how she'll react to it." Despite this uncertainty, she felt compelled to be honest about her feelings. Hilary emphasized that the song is not intended to cast blame but simply to convey her reality during this painful period.

This openness highlights Hilary Duff's ability to set emotional boundaries while still processing her grief through music. She described this estrangement as the most lonely part of my existence, making the song a deeply personal reflection on family and loss.

While the future of their relationship remains unknown, Hilary Duff's willingness to share her vulnerability offers insight into the complexities of sibling bonds and the impact of silence between loved ones.