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During a recent appearance on “Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen,” Kaley Cuoco humorously critiqued Ashley Tisdale over her “toxic” mom group drama.
The former “Big Bang Theory” star addressed Tisdale’s headline-making essay published in January by The Cut, when a fan asked for her thoughts on the issue.
“Honestly, if you’re not happy in a group, just step away,” Cuoco commented in a clip shared online. “There’s no need to make a big deal out of it.”
Host Andy Cohen nodded in agreement with Cuoco’s perspective.
“You don’t have to pen an essay about it,” Cuoco, who is 40, continued. “Just move on and find a better fit.”
Tisdale made headlines last month after she called out her former friend group of moms — which included Hilary Duff, Meghan Trainor and Mandy Moore — calling them out for allegedly excluding her from group hangouts.
In her scathing essay, the Disney Channel alum claimed she chose to splinter off from the group after their “dynamic stopped being healthy and positive.”
Tisdale — who shares daughters Jupiter, 4, and Emerson, 1, with with husband Christopher French — neglected to divulge names in her shocking essay. Though, she no longer follows Duff, 38, and Moore, 41, on Instagram.
A rep for Tisdale has denied that Duff and Moore were the targets of her essay.
Shortly after sharing her story, the “High School Musical” alum began facing backlash as several members of the group responded to her remarks with equally shady digs.
Duff’s husband, Matthew Koma, responded to Tisdale’s remarks by slamming her on social media as “self obsessed” and “tone deaf.”
A source familiar with the dispute later confirmed Koma’s words, calling Tisdale “insufferable” and adding that the friendship fracture was “a long time coming.”
“Matthew gave her what she had coming,” the insider said.