Haylie: Our parents used to call us Juicy and Yummy. Hilary was Juicy, I was Yummy. As we got older, Hilary became Clean Cat and I became Dirty Dog because Hilary is neat and I am messy.
Haylie: Hilary and I get along so well, it's sick. Every chance we get, we spend time together.
Haylie: (rehearsing for Hairspray, trying on her finale dress for the first time.) So, am I going to be flashing people?
Haylie: (on 7th Heaven's, second, Series Finale) There is a lot of resolution, and a lot of new beginnings, as well. A show that will go down in history.... Everyone's experience was so wonderful and we took away from it everything we wanted to, which I think is special and important.
Haylie: Most of my friends are not actors. When guys break up with them or they have any kind of rejection, it’s like this huge ordeal and they want to cry for days about it. For me, I learned rejection at 11 and 12 years old and so did my sister. The first audition you go on, you don’t get. That’s when you learn that. You learn how to deal with rejection. So that’s been one of the most positive lessons that I’ve learned.
Haylie: I feel that a lot of girls probably feel this way: there can be a role that you can act the hell out of and because they might have some previously set opinion of who you are or what you are, it makes it hard for them to see you as anything else.
Haylie: Naturally, everyone thinks siblings would be jealous over each other and fighting, but my dad always said, "If you ever fight over a part or cry over a part, you guys have to come home!".
Haylie: (On her crush on Josh Hartnett) I will marry him someday!
Haylie and her sister, Hilary, consider themselves as not only sisters, but as best friends.
Haylie used to like to help her mother out with her little sister, Hilary, when they were young kids.
Haylie Duff is in a movie called Nightmare, which is only shown on television.
Haylie was chosen as one of People Magazine's annual 100 Most Beautiful People in the World, in May 2007.
She sang the song "Sweetest Pain" for the soundtrack of the movie Raising Helen.
She played the role of 'Sweet Cakes' in the movie Foodfight! in 2006.
Duff wrote or co-wrote several songs on two of her sister Hilary's albums, Metamorphosis (2003) and Hilary Duff (2004).
Haylie loves the show Newlyweds, and she watches it with Hilary all the time.
At a 2004 Sundance Film Festival party Haylie attended, she won a $10,000 watch!
Haylie has posed for the cover of Maxim.
Haylie sung a duet with Stewie Griffin, called "Babysitting is a Bum Deal", in Family Guy: Live in Vegas.
Haylie had initially recorded a cover of Paris Hilton's song "Screwed", but this caused conflict between Haylie and Paris' respective labels. This led to Haylie dropping the song from her debut album prior to it's release.
Haylie was once briefly involved with Erik Von Detten, who starred in the movie The Princess Diaries and long-going soap opera Days Of Our Lives.
Haylie and Hilary appeared in a commercial for Ice Breakers gum.
Both Haylie and sister Hilary enrolled in online Harvard courses in 2005 so they could have an education but still proceed in traveling and working.
She hosted the "Family Television Awards 2006" on the CW.
She and her sister covered The Go Go's hit Our Lips are Sealed a few years ago, and now the sisters have teamed up singing Madonna's Material Girl. It will be in the sisters' new movie Material Girls hitting theatres August 18, and it will be on a compilation CD Girl Next being released August 15.
Haylie's role model is her mother.
Haylie is older then her sister Hilary by two years.
Haylie played Summer in Napoleon Dynamite.
Haylie loves to splurge on bags.
Haylie went on tour with her sister Hilary.
Haylie is the daughter of Bob and Susan Duff.
Haylie was a backup dancer for her sister Hilary on "Movie Surfers" for the movie The Santa Clause 2.
Haylie appears on The Lizzie McGuire Movie soundtrack with a song titled "Girl In The Band".
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