Christopher French, Ashley Tisdale’s husband, posted a vague message on Instagram after Tisdale called out certain “toxic” mom groups.
On Tuesday, the composer shared a colorful graphic originally posted by designer Tyler Spangler that said, “It’s your choice whether or not to participate.”
This comes a day after Tisdale criticized a group of moms, including Hilary Duff, Meghan Trainor, and Mandy Moore, for their toxic behavior.
In a reflective piece for a publication, Tisdale, 40, expressed her feelings of exclusion and inadequacy when left out of mom gatherings.
She mentioned instances of group text chains excluding her, which fostered cliques and made her feel uninvited when she saw social media posts of others getting together. “I really questioned why I was still in this situation,” she noted.
Tisdale has two daughters, Jupiter, 4, and Emerson, 1, and shared her initial thoughts on not taking things personally despite her growing distance from the group.
“People can get together without me; I probably had a valid reason for not being invited,” she reflected, although she did feel left out.
Sammy Ryan, a member of the group, responded to Tisdale’s essay by posting a video quoting a song by Megan Thee Stallion, implying she didn’t care about the opinions of others.
Meanwhile, Matthew Koma, Hilary Duff’s husband, joined the fray by sharing a mock magazine cover with a sarcastic headline that further criticized Tisdale’s remarks.
