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Haylie Duff Albums

Haylie Duff Songs

Haylie Duff - A Whatever Life Ringtone
Haylie Duff - Babysitting Is A Bum Deal (with Stewie Griffin) Ringtone
Haylie Duff - Girl In The Band Ringtone
Hilary Duff - Material Girl (feat. Haylie Duff) Ringtone
Haylie Duff - One In This World Ringtone
Hilary Duff - Our Lips Are Sealed (and Haylie Duff) Ringtone
Hilary Duff - Same Old Christmas (with Haylie Duff) Ringtone
Haylie Duff - Sweetest Pain Ringtone
Hilary Duff - The Siamese Cat Song (DisneyMania, Vol. 2) (duet with Haylie Duff) Ringtone

About Haylie Duff

Haylie Duff was born February 19, 1985, in Houston, Texas. At a young age, she and her younger sister Hilary got involved in dance and toured with the Cechetti Ballet during the 1990s. She dabbled with a few acting roles before appearing in television shows such as Boston Public, Lizzie McGuire, and Joan of Arcadia. In 2005, she joined the cast of 7th Heaven.

In addition to TV shows, the actress is also known for a role she played in the hugely successful independent film Napoleon Dynamite. Haylie’s resume also includes a growing list of movies, such as Dishdogz, Material Girls, Surf School, and Foodfight! In addition, Haylie is an accomplished singer and wrote songs for her sister’s album Metamorphosis. The two siblings also collaborated on a 2004 cover of The Go-Go’s song “Our Lips Are Sealed.”

The older sister of actress and teen pop sensation Hilary Duff, Haylie Duff kicked off her career by focusing more on her skills in front of the camera than her talents behind a microphone. Though she would pen the occasional tune for her younger sibling, it was screen roles in such television hits as Chicago Hope, Boston Public, and, alongside her sister in Lizzie McGuire, that first opened the eyes of the public to the talents of the ambitious rising starlet.

Born just two years prior to her sister, Haylie made her screen debut alongside Hilary in the female Western True Women before branching out into features with supporting performances in Dreams in the Attic and I Love Your Work. It was during this period of her career that Haylie would contribute to the soundtracks of such films as A Cinderella Story, Stuck in the Suburbs, and Raising Helen, with a memorable performance in the cult hit Napoleon Dynamite serving well to offer her some indie exposure in addition to her mainstream success. A subsequent return to the small screen found Haylie making a notable impression in That’s So Raven, Joan of Arcadia, and 7th Heaven, and in 2006 the it was finally time to join Hilary in the big screen (as sisters no less) for the riches to rags comedy Material Girls.