Frazer Harrison/Getty; Walt Disney Enterprises / Courtesy: Everett Collection While flying to Montana, Hilary Duff spotted her iconic seriesLizzie McGuireplaying on a girl's iPad one row in front of her "Not a clue I was sitting behind her," Duff wrote on her Instagram Stories, smiling into the camera as her children played beside her Duff, her husband Matthew Koma and their family were traveling to Big Sky for a getaway and friend reunion trip Hilary Duffspotted Lizzie McGuire in the wild! While traveling to Big Sky, Montana, the 37-year-old actress and her family shared images of their row of airplane seats. Just in front of them, they saw Duff on a screen: the actress, sporting her iconic blunt bangs and high ponytail, as her classic and beloved Disney Channel character, Lizzie McGuire. Matthew Koma/Instagram Headphones on and clutching her iPad, the little girl in front of them sat quietly as she intently watched the early 2000s show. "Cute girl in front of me just watchin some Lizzie — not a clue I was sitting behind her," Duff wrote on herInstagram Stories. Duff's husband,Matthew Koma, filmed the sweet moment andshared the clipto his account first. Walt Disney Enterprises / Courtesy: Everett Collection Duff starred in the two-season Disney Channel series and its follow-up feature film, in which she played 13-year-old Lizzie as she navigated junior high. After getting off the plane, Koma shared photos from Montana, including of their children — including daughters Banks Violet and Mae James — running around in their bathing suits, Banks enjoying a milkshake, a family hike and a mother-daughter matching cowboy boots moment. Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE's free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. Meanwhile, Duff also shared a few selfies with her children, and a sweet snap of herself and Koma sharing a kiss in the outdoors atMontage Big Sky. Matthew Koma/Instagram Additionally, Duff posted a photo of her friend group's reunion in Montana. She and six other women posed with big smiles for the "plans that made it out of the group chat and into the mountains," the post read. Read the original article onPeople
