Singer and actress Hilary Duff is loving her newly-married life with husband Mike Comrie but admits she is finding it difficult to cope with a long distance relationship.

The 23-year-old star, who married the Canadian ice hockey player in August after dating for three years, finds it hard to be away from her new spouse who has gone off to play for his team the Pittsburgh Penguins, while she is living in Los Angeles for work, reported Access Hollywood online.

“Now he’s gone and I’m like, ‘No, you left me too soon! What’s happening?’ That kind of sucks. But we’re used to that long distance thing and we’re going to figure it out. It means a lot of travelling for me this year, but that’s OK,” said Duff.

Despite her pining heart, the ‘Lizzie McGuire’ star is still on cloud nine after tying the knot with 30-year-old Comrie.

“It’s so amazing, exciting and strange at the same time. There are still no words for it. It’s just different,” said Duff.

She also said she can’t wait to start a family with Comrie but at the moment their careers are their main priority.

“Obviously we’re really excited to have kids in the future, but not anytime soon. I still want to work and still feel really driven,” said Duff.

HILARY DUFF’s father has been jailed for up to ten days after a bitter court row with his estranged wife over their famous daughter’s 21st birthday party.
Susan and Bob Duff are currently in the middle of a two and a half year divorce battle. The hearing in Houston, Texas on Wednesday (27Aug08) was brought so Susan could request $25,000 from her husband to pay for their actress/singer daughter’s celebration next month (28Sep08).
The judge ordered Duff to pay his estranged wife half that amount for the party, but after examining Duff’s finances he also determined that he had violated an injunction by selling assets without court approval – and without the consent of his spouse.
Duff was ordered to pay the $367,537 he earned from selling stocks last month (Jul08) into a court repository and spend 10 days in jail for contempt of court.
Bob Duff’s attorney Robert Piro said his client would post a bond and file an appeal against the sentence.