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Meghan Trainor’s husband Daryl Sabara The drama surrounding it has been addressed Ashley Tisdale French Mom group.
contact person TMZ On Thursday, January 8, after French wrote an article, Sabala denied any suggestion that there was any discord on his side. viral article cut, Criticizing the former friendship group of other moms she was in.
“There’s no drama here, just trying to make the kids happy,” Sabala, 33, told the outlet when asked for his thoughts on the controversy. (Sabara and Trainor have two sons: Riley, 4, and Barry, 2.)
Although Sabara dismissed questions about the show, spy boy The star expressed hope that French’s health will not be affected.
“I really don’t know what happened,” he added. “But I hope she’s okay.”
The Toxic Moms drama starring Ashley Tisdale French, Hilary Duff and Mandy Moore took the internet by storm this week. “The problem started with some of the women becoming closer friends with each other and Ashley started to feel excluded,” a source exclusively told Us Weekly. “There were (…)
early Thursday, Trainor, 32, breaks silence Post a clip via TikTok to comment on French’s article.
“I discovered this apparent mom drama,” Trainor wrote in a TikTok video uploaded on Thursday, January 8. The clip shows her sitting at her desk, typing on her computer while her song “Still Don’t Care” plays. She added three tea emojis under the caption of the post.
French caused a stir when she revealed the dynamics of her moms’ group in a personal essay for Science magazine. tailoring. In the post, French called the group “toxic” and revealed that she eventually quit the group after feeling ostracized.
She didn’t mention any of the other moms involved by name, but French regularly documented play dates with Traynor, Mandy Moore and Hilary Duff, They each have young children.
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(Photo by Bryan Bedder/Getty Images for Bush’s Beans®)“I remember being left out a few times, and I know this because Instagram made sure it provided me with every photo and Instagram Story,” French wrote. “I started to feel excluded from the group and noticed that they seemed to exclude me in various ways…I told myself it was all in my head and it was no big deal. However, I could feel a growing distance between me and other members of the group and they didn’t seem to care that I wasn’t around.”
“This is too high school for me and I don’t want to do it anymore,” French texted everyone as she parted ways with the other mom.
After fans accused French of the famous mom group she mentioned in her article, a rep for French denied the speculation in a statement. TMZ Monday, January 5th.
Ashley Tisdale French’s unfiltered comments about being snubbed by a “toxic” mom group have caught the attention of many celebrities. In January 2026, Ashley, who has two daughters with husband Christopher French, published an article in The Cut titled “Breaking Up with My Toxic Mom Group,” in which she spoke candidly(…)
The rep said French’s “Breaking Up from My Toxic Moms Group” article was meant to bring attention to a related issue for women who have been excluded from friend groups and was not specifically directed at Traynor, Moore, Duff and others.
Sabara’s comments come after Duff’s husband Matthew Butt Swiped French after the article was published earlier this week.
Koma, 38, posted his own fictional The Cut article via Instagram Stories on Tuesday, January 6.
“A mom’s group tells it all through the eyes of dads,” Koma’s fictional essay reads. “When you’re the most narcissistic tone-deaf person on the planet, other moms tend to turn their attention to their actual toddlers.”
