In what feels like a blast back to the 2000s-2010s, Ashley Tisdale‘s feud with her ex-mum group, which included fellow A-listers Hilary Duff and Mandy Moore, has continued to wreak havoc on the timeline. Now, Hollywood insiders are labelling the High School Musical star as “insufferable”.
In case you’re out of the loop, the internet is buzzing over the beef stemming from Tisdale’s scathing essay for The Cut, in which she puts a clique of mothers (both literally and iconically) on blast for excluding her, admitting that the whole ordeal felt “too high school” for her.
After all, she is *the* Sharpay Evans, so she would know what high school feels like, right?
While Tisdale didn’t drop any names, many believed she was alluding to the star-studded friend group, which includes Duff, Moore and Meghan Trainor, as she’s posted plenty of pics with the crew.
As speculation began to mount on the who, what, when, where and how of The Cut article, a rep for the former Disney star denied to TMZ the piece was about that group.
However, Duff’s husband Matthew Koma confirmed the feud in the form of a parody The Cut interview post, which read: “A mom group tell-all through a father’s eyes”.
“When you’re the most self-obsessed tone-deaf person on earth, other mums tend to shift focus to their actual toddlers,” the text read.
In a new development to the ever-evolving mama drama, a source who claimed to be “familiar with the spat” told Page Six Koma gave Tisdale “what she had coming”.
“She’s insufferable,” the source said, adding that Tisdale’s departure from the group “has been a long time coming”.
So far, neither Duff, Tisdale, nor Moore has spoken out about the scathing beef between them. However, Duff’s sister, Haylie, was clocked liking Tisdale’s essay.
Honestly, the whole ordeal is giving me flashbacks to Duff vs Lindsay Lohan — AKA the IT Girl Wars — but this time, featuring mum groups.
