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Hilary Duff celebrated the New York Knicks' NBA championship win in style during her second sold-out concert at Madison Square Garden on Thursday.
"Knicks in 5, Hilary in 2!" the "So Yesterday" singer chanted, hitting the stage wearing New York or Nowhere's Knicks 2026 NBA Championship T-Shirt .
Part of the Big Apple-based lifestyle and apparel brand's official collaboration with the team, Duff's tee is available to purchase for $75 — and somehow still in stock in almost all sizes.
Although Duff was born in Houston, Tex., she also calls Los Angeles and New York home, having lived in Brooklyn while filming her TV show "Younger."
The blond beauty is a huge fan of the Big Apple — as are her daughters, who made a surprise onstage cameo during the show to snack on pizza with their mom.
Duff said her 5-year-old daughter, Mae, wants to move to NYC — so this may not be the last you see of the singer in the city.
The fun moment was sandwiched between nostalgic performances of the singer's 2000s hits, including "The Math," "Come Clean" and "What Dreams Are Made Of."
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