Hilary Duff said Lindsay

Hilary Duff crashed the premiere of Lindsay Lohan's Freaky Friday due to a feud between the two actors.But Lohan eventually squashed the beef.

Hilary Duff appeared on the "Call Hey Daddy" podcast at a press conference for her new album, "Destiny...or Something," and confirmed the long-rumored "Freak Friday" show she premiered in August 2003 amid competition from Disney star Lindsay Lohan.Gossip raged and he became the target of the paparazzi.

"I think absolutely yes," Duff said when asked if she saw the premiere of "Freaky Friday.""I was a teenager!"

On the other hand, Duff said she wasn't surprised when Lohan appeared months later at the December 2023 premiere of Dauphin's movie Cheap.

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"It doesn't matter," Duff continued."Also, Lindsay came to the club one time and I was like, 'Are we doing good?'And I said, 'We're doing well.'

While Duff knew she was stirring the pot when she attended the Lohan Freaky Friday premiere, she added, "I don't want to start anything, but like [Chad Michael Murray] was like, 'You should come with me,' and I was like, 'Mmm, I guess I should.'

By the time Freaky Friday premiered, Duffy was well established as a Disney Channel icon thanks to the success of Lizzie McGuire.He moved into movies with The Lizzie McGuire Movie, which opened in May 2023 before Freaky Friday.Meanwhile, Lohan was already a child star thanks to 1998's The Parent Trap and her Disney TV movies Life Size and Get a Clue.

Watch Duff's full interview on the Call Her Dad podcast in the video below.