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No Competition Between Duffs, Haylie Says Given that Haylie Duff began performing before her little sister Hilary, plenty of people expect her to be envious of her sibling's fame and fortune. Haylie insists it ain't so -- that she's always been thrilled about Hilary's successes. "Sometimes I feel like people look at me and assume that I was like sitting at home crying about it every day because it wasn't me," admits Haylie. "But I wasn't raised in a family that was ever competitive with each other. It was like a natural thing to automatically support her and be there for her. There was a lot of hard stuff that went on with that, too, so I needed to be there for her as much as she needed to be there for me." Haylie is finally coming into her own with several new movies and a recurring role on "7th Heaven," as a pregnant college student. "I did not sleep the night before I started. I was so nervous, just walking onto a set where everyone's been together for so many years," she says during a setside chat. "But I've felt so welcomed here. I've been on some sets where I didn't feel that way. Here, I'm excited to come to work every day." MEANWHILE: Hilary and Haylie have teamed up for the movie "Material Girls" and the animated flick "Foodfight!" But don't be mistaken, they're still their own persons, reminds Haylie. "I know we're a lot alike, but I don't think people realize how different we are. Because we do work together so much, I think everybody clumps us together sometimes," she notes. "We like to get together and work on stuff, but then we like to go do other things, too. It's a really good, happy medium." שמישהוא יתרגם בבקשה לכולם
No Competition Between Duffs, Haylie Says Given that Haylie Duff began performing before her little sister Hilary, plenty of people expect her to be envious of her sibling's fame and fortune. Haylie insists it ain't so -- that she's always been thrilled about Hilary's successes. "Sometimes I feel like people look at me and assume that I was like sitting at home crying about it every day because it wasn't me," admits Haylie. "But I wasn't raised in a family that was ever competitive with each other. It was like a natural thing to automatically support her and be there for her. There was a lot of hard stuff that went on with that, too, so I needed to be there for her as much as she needed to be there for me." Haylie is finally coming into her own with several new movies and a recurring role on "7th Heaven," as a pregnant college student. "I did not sleep the night before I started. I was so nervous, just walking onto a set where everyone's been together for so many years," she says during a setside chat. "But I've felt so welcomed here. I've been on some sets where I didn't feel that way. Here, I'm excited to come to work every day." MEANWHILE: Hilary and Haylie have teamed up for the movie "Material Girls" and the animated flick "Foodfight!" But don't be mistaken, they're still their own persons, reminds Haylie. "I know we're a lot alike, but I don't think people realize how different we are. Because we do work together so much, I think everybody clumps us together sometimes," she notes. "We like to get together and work on stuff, but then we like to go do other things, too. It's a really good, happy medium." שמישהוא יתרגם בבקשה לכולם
