Hilary Duff was criticized about a song she has on her new album called “Gypsy Woman.” Many believed that she was referring to Nicole Richie in that song. Hilary Duff has finally opened up and has explained the true meaning of the song.
Duff said that she co-wrote the song with older sister Haylie Duff when her family was going through a lot of difficult times. Her parents were separating after 22 years of marriage and the cause of the separation was reportedly her father’s cheating.
“I was embarrassed that my family wasn’t perfect and that some woman had broken it up,” the Star quoted Duff as saying. “This is so hard to talk about.”
“Gypsy Woman” is a song about an interloping woman and many fans assumed that the song was her split with then boyfriend Madden.
The song says, in part: “Try to run away with a Gypsy woman/Here today, then gone for good.”
“I made it seem like it was about a relationship I was in,” the tab quotes Duff as saying, “because I didn’t want people to know about my parents.”
