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Hilary Duff and her estranged husband Mike Comrie are attending Coachella together.
The duo, who have a two-year-old son Luca together, further fuelled rumours they are back together, as they left their child at home to party at the first weekend of the music festival in Indio, California with a small group of friends on Friday (11.04.14).
The 26-year-old blonde beauty was spotted looking happy and relaxed as she strolled around the polo field with the former ice-hockey star, whom she married in Santa Barbara in August 2010.
An insider claimed earlier this week that the couple have been working on their relationship since sharing a romantic trip to the Bahamas in February.
The source said: "Hilary and Mike hooked up when they were in the Bahamas. Once they were together with their son Luca in the Caribbean, it got emotional and real. Mike broke down and begged Hilary for a second chance.
"They've been meeting for hook-ups ever since, and Hilary's softened and the two are moving forward to see if they can work it out."
The pair announced in January that they had "mutually decided [upon] an amicable separation" and were determined to remain friends for the sake of their son.
Hilary's mother Susan Duff later said: "They're better friends than a married couple."

Snooki plans to work out every day until she gives birth.
The 26-year-old star is set to welcome to her second child into the world shortly before her wedding to fiancé Jionni LaValle later this year, and is determined to look her best while walking down the aisle.
She said: "I love working out! Just because I want to have a healthy, fit pregnancy, but also I'm getting married really close to when I give birth. So I want to be able to squeeze in my dress and not look like a hippo."
The former 'Jersey Shore' star, who also has a 20-month-old son, Lorenzo, with Jionni, is finding some aspects of her second pregnancy harder than her first.
She explained to E! News: "It's definitely harder because I think the symptoms, I feel, are worse. But it's easier because I'm working out, so I'm in a better mood and I'm more active. The first time I was just a fat a**. I'm trying to do it different this time."
The petite star, who is set to attend the MTV Movie Awards in Los Angeles on Sunday (13.04.14), is also relieved she is only craving strawberries and fruit.

Robert Downey Jr. has joined Twitter.
The 'Iron Man' star posted his first tweet on Friday afternoon (11.04.14) and amassed almost one million followers in less than 24 hours.
The 49-year-old actor made his debut on the social networking site by sharing a photograph of himself wearing sunglasses and holding a sign bearing his new verified Twitter handle @RobertDowneyJr, captioned: "Talk to me, Twitter"
After encouraging his fans to get in touch, he admitted he was still struggling to get to grips with the platform, writing: "Loving all the love, folks. It's been a blast. Though can somebody please explain how anyone can keep their thoughts to 140 characters or le (sic)"
The actor, whose short bio simply states, "You know who I am," has only posted four messages to date, including one to his cousin.
The heartthrob received a warm welcome for his some of his followers, including his 'Chef' director Jon Favreau, who tweeted: "You wanted him, you got him. Ladies and gentlemen, give a big #FF to @RobertDowneyJr #chef Show him so love!"
Some of Robert's other well-known followers include Israeli supermodel Bar Refaeli, British actor Sir Ian McKellen, Rosario Dawson, Ryan Seacrest, Ellen DeGeneres and 'Two Broke Girls' star Kat Dennings.

Jared Leto doesn't feel connected to where he grew up.
The Oscar-winning actor admits he is glad he "escaped" from his hometown Bossier City, Louisiana at an early age because "it's very oppressive."
In a joint interview with his older brother Shannon Leto, the 'Dallas Buyers Club' star told the new issue of FourTwoNine magazine: "We escaped early on. It's very oppressive. We would go back for the summers and stay with our grandmother, though. So the culture was always there that we returned to.
"We moved around every couple of years growing up. Way up to north Massachusetts. Everywhere. But no matter where we were it was a very creative environment around artists. That is obviously an important reason that Shannon and I are pursuing the path that we are now."
The 30 Seconds to Mars rockers also insist they aren't "adverse" to defining themselves as "queer" without it being a sexual term but a cultural one.
Shannon said: "I wouldn't care."
And Jared added: "I don't think we'd care at all. We certainly identify with people who are different."
He is also happy that his band has a large LGBT (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender) fan base.
He said: "I got a note from a kid yesterday. We were signing a thousand CDs after a show. If you looked at him, he looked like any young kid maybe in twelfth grade or eleventh grade who'd be on the baseball team or something. A nice looking kid. He handed me a note and it said, 'I just want to say thanks so much for the music. It's helped me in many ways-especially with coming out this year to my family.'"

Nick Lachey's wife says their little boy is "the sweetest guy."
Vanessa Lachey enjoys watching their 19-month-old son, Camden, reach new milestones and loves that he is very affectionate.
The 33-year-old star told PEOPLE.com: "He's the sweetest guy, he gives you kisses and hugs and just wants to play. It's really cute to watch him grow, learn and become this little man."
The brunette beauty is surprised by Camden's vocabulary and thinks he is very intelligent.
She explained: "He says, 'Avocado please, yogurt please, strawberries please, down please,' or, 'Come here,' which means pick me up, 'Love me, hug me, kiss me,' -- that's his favourite thing.
"He likes to learn, he's so good. His verbal level to me is beyond what I've expected and he doesn't get aggressive."
She added: "He's obsessed with books, he goes and gets his flash cards and he loves cars, fire trucks, taxi cabs [and] anything having to do with transportation."
Vanessa and Camden recently moved to New York City with former 98 Degrees star Nick for his new presenting job on VH1's 'Big Morning Buzz Live!'
And the 40-year-old star previously admitted they are thinking about having another baby in the near future.
He said: "We won't wait too much longer. I really want to have a little girl."

Hulk Hogan made peace with Ultimate Warrior days before his death.
The WWE icon has revealed the two superstars put aside their differences and ended their feud before the late wrestler shockingly died at the age of 54 on Tuesday (08.04.14).
Hulk wrote on Twitter: "RIP WARRIOR. only love ... We talked,both forgave each other,we hugged ,we shook hands as we told each other I love you,I am so sad,God bless his beautiful family HH (sic)"
The former WWE Champion - who will be attending the WWE's UK Tour next month, appearing at the SmackDown show on 20th May at the O2 Arena in London - decided to pay "total respect" to the Hall of Famer's legacy by training to get into "Warrior shape".
He tweeted: "Got in the gym tonight and got my head right,rededicated myself to getting in Warrior shape just out of total respect for Warroirs legacy HH (sic)"
In his final speech on Raw on Monday night (07.04.14) just hours before his tragic death, the late legend spoke about mortality.
He said: "No WWE talent becomes a legend on their own. Every man's heart one day beats its final beat.
"His lungs breathe a final breath and if what that man did in his life makes the blood pulse through the body of others and makes them bleed deeper and something larger than life then his essence, his spirit, will be immortalised."

Lady Gaga uses facelift tape "every day" to look younger.
The 28-year-old singer has admitted she uses the tape to pull the skin around her cheekbones and neck tight in an effort to look more youthful and revealed it is part of her morning ritual.
She told the Daily Mirror newspaper: "When I have my wig cap on and I'm taping my face, it's a sort of meditation for me. Every day, it starts the same way. It's like a mantra.
"I wash my face, I pin my hair back and put on a wig cap and I ask, 'How am I going to form my eyes today with this tape? How will I pull back my neck with tape?' "
The 'Poker Face' star insisted despite not being a natural look, it can still be "honest" and authentic.
She said: "Looking artificial can be honest. Being glamorous can come from a place of authenticity and a place of love."
However, plastic surgeon Jeya Prakash has warned the tape could lead to permanent damage.
He explained: "By taping your face tight, you are reducing the circulation which means there are less nutrients getting to the skin, so abnormal collagen will be produced.
"This is like internal scarring as different types of cells form the skin - like with a scar. In the long term, it will speed up the ageing process."

Andrew Garfield wants to be "naked all the time".
The 'Amazing Spider-Man 2' actor - who began dating co-star Emma Stone three years ago - has admitted he likes to go to "nude beaches" and urged people to have no "shame" about their bodies.
Speaking at the superhero film's premiere in London, he told the Daily Star newspaper: "I love hanging out on nude beaches, yes, because I just love being naked.
"I'd be naked all the time if I could be. It's important to be in touch with our bodies and not to have shame about what we are made of."
The star admitted it helps being so comfortable with his body when he has to wear Spandex for his role as Spider-Man, because he is "pretty much naked" and so needs to be confident.
He explained: "Being in Spandex for the film is tricky, it does not suit the British.
"You are pretty much naked so you have to trust what you have is enough ... I have that great British reserve where I don't like attention."

Debbie Harry experienced an "identity crisis" after being adopted.
The Blondie singer, 68, who was given up by her mother when she was only a few months old, sometimes struggled to deal with her past as a child after being told of her adoption when she was four.
She told MOJO magazine: "Unfortunately for me, or unfortunately for my parents, I was determined to be an artist.
"And of course they weren't artists and the whole idea of it was barbaric. My mother came from a family that thought artists were the slime of the earth. I think it was frightening for them, because they of course were trying to protect me."
The 'Heart of Glass' hitmaker fantasised about Marilyn Monroe being her real mother when she was younger but insists it was a "philosophical thing".
She explained: "I probably used the wrong language in the past. I saw her as the mother of invention or something like that. She had a profound effect on a lot of people."
Debbie admits she was attracted to "dark side of life" as a teenager and travelled to Greenwich Village from New Jersey in search of new experiences.
She said: "I think it was more the forbidden and less known sort of things that weren't a part of my upbringing or normal life. I just wanted to live. I was an artist.
"I was trying to find a specific avenue I was perhaps most suited for. I'm interested in acting, I'm interested in art, I'm interested in music, so I was really ingesting, digesting."