Hilary Duff, a singer and actress, confirmed what many fans had assumed: her new, heartfelt music," We Don't Discuss," is about Haylie Duff, her complicated relationship with her older sister.

The 38-year-old actress, known for touches like" So Tuesday," don't hold back tears when discussing the subject in a new, sincere interview with CBS Mornings.

The sisters ' marriage is complicated.

" Yes, it is. As she paused to compose herself, Hilary confessed, clearly personal," It's surely about my sister. " The loneliest thing in my presence, without a doubt, is not having my girl in my life at this time.

In the past, Hilary and Haylie Duff, who co-starred in films like" Product Women" and released covers of songs like" Our Teeth Are Sealed," had a really close relationship. The daughters haven't been photographed together in recent years, which has fueled rumors of a gap that the song has then decided to address in her songs. The track is included on her new song," Luck... or Anything," and it wasn't easy to make. The former Disney Channel star acknowledged that she "really struggled" to make for a personal encounter people. But she was persuaded by the relation with her supporters. In the end, Hilary decided that the song should be included on the recording because it epitomized her" truth. " She continued," It's painful because it's me, and people have known everything since I was a child, you know? " And I didn't always select that aspect, but it's true, and to be honest, it was healing to say it. The actor also reflected on how challenging it is to sit in a world where there is constant rumors about her personal career, including where the song came from. It's insane to process things like" they're sometimes wrong, and sometimes they're right," she said. " I believe I'm trying to let that sounds in more and more slowly," she said. Duff appeared unsure about her daughter's potential effect, but he lived up to her need for expression. She said," I don't know how she'll behave, but it's a very personal aspect of my life that doesn't keep private, but I'd better tell her what it's like for me as an practice. "

" I'm not trying to say something negative. All I want to communicate is my own experience.

We Don't Talk's phrases perfectly capture this sense of loss and the rift between two people of similar ancestries. Hilary croons," Because we come from the exact house, the same blood/A unique combination, but the same lock," in it. People ask me how you are, and I always respond," We don't talk," but the truth is that I don't know.

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