Hilary Duff's husband Matthew Koma has sparked controversy after publicly criticizing Ashley Tisdale French over her essay about toxic mom groups. In a now-deleted Instagram story, Koma shared a photo of himself superimposed onto Tisdale French's body and accompanied by a tongue-in-cheek caption that poked fun at the actress's recent article for The Cut.
In his post, Koma seemed to take issue with some of the opinions expressed in Tisdale French's essay. While the actress wrote about how her friend group had turned toxic and made her feel like she was back in high school, Koma appeared to imply that she might be overly self-absorbed. His comments were seen as a thinly veiled attempt to deflect attention from his own wife Hilary Duff, who has also been accused of being part of the "toxic mom group" that Tisdale French wrote about.
The essay in question, titled "Breaking Up With My Toxic Mom Group," was written by Tisdale French, who shared her personal experience of how a friend group turned toxic and made her feel inadequate. She warned other moms against getting caught up in similar dynamics, saying that motherhood already has enough challenges without having to worry about the loyalty of those around them.
Koma's response has raised eyebrows among fans and critics alike, with many feeling that his comments were out of line and unbecoming of a husband who is expected to support his wife. The drama surrounding Tisdale French's essay has also sparked a wider conversation about toxic mom groups and the challenges that women face in navigating these types of friendships.
Representatives for all three parties involved have yet to comment on Koma's post, but it's clear that the controversy is far from over. As one Twitter user put it, "This whole thing is just a mess."
In his post, Koma seemed to take issue with some of the opinions expressed in Tisdale French's essay. While the actress wrote about how her friend group had turned toxic and made her feel like she was back in high school, Koma appeared to imply that she might be overly self-absorbed. His comments were seen as a thinly veiled attempt to deflect attention from his own wife Hilary Duff, who has also been accused of being part of the "toxic mom group" that Tisdale French wrote about.
The essay in question, titled "Breaking Up With My Toxic Mom Group," was written by Tisdale French, who shared her personal experience of how a friend group turned toxic and made her feel inadequate. She warned other moms against getting caught up in similar dynamics, saying that motherhood already has enough challenges without having to worry about the loyalty of those around them.
Koma's response has raised eyebrows among fans and critics alike, with many feeling that his comments were out of line and unbecoming of a husband who is expected to support his wife. The drama surrounding Tisdale French's essay has also sparked a wider conversation about toxic mom groups and the challenges that women face in navigating these types of friendships.
Representatives for all three parties involved have yet to comment on Koma's post, but it's clear that the controversy is far from over. As one Twitter user put it, "This whole thing is just a mess."