Hilary Duff's husband Matthew Koma fires back at Ashley Tisdale over "toxic" mom group essay. In a tongue-in-cheek Instagram post, singer-songwriter Matthew Koma pokes fun at his wife's former friend's essay about being left out of a moms' group.
Tisdale penned an essay for The Cut detailing her experience with a group of mothers who made her feel excluded from social events and gatherings. Fans speculated that Duff was among the moms in question, prompting Koma to create a humorous parody of the piece. In his post, he jokingly assumes the role of the "self-obsessed" tone-deaf mom, implying that other mothers focus on their actual toddlers when faced with such behavior.
Koma's lighthearted jab at Tisdale's essay comes after five days since The Cut published her account of being left out. In her essay, Tisdale recounts befriending a group of working moms before feeling like they were intentionally excluding her from events and hangouts. She also shared her experience of feeling left out as if it was still high school, eventually deciding to cut ties with the group.
Tisdale's rep has thus far declined comment on Koma's post. Online sleuths had previously linked Tisdale to a group of moms including Hilary Duff and Mandy Moore, but TMZ reported that this was incorrect.
Tisdale penned an essay for The Cut detailing her experience with a group of mothers who made her feel excluded from social events and gatherings. Fans speculated that Duff was among the moms in question, prompting Koma to create a humorous parody of the piece. In his post, he jokingly assumes the role of the "self-obsessed" tone-deaf mom, implying that other mothers focus on their actual toddlers when faced with such behavior.
Koma's lighthearted jab at Tisdale's essay comes after five days since The Cut published her account of being left out. In her essay, Tisdale recounts befriending a group of working moms before feeling like they were intentionally excluding her from events and hangouts. She also shared her experience of feeling left out as if it was still high school, eventually deciding to cut ties with the group.
Tisdale's rep has thus far declined comment on Koma's post. Online sleuths had previously linked Tisdale to a group of moms including Hilary Duff and Mandy Moore, but TMZ reported that this was incorrect.
she talks about feeling left out and excluded from a group of moms and honestly who hasn't been there right? but at the same time, hilary duff's hubby matt koma comes at her with a joke in his post 
and im just like bravo matt you're taking a shot at your wife in public 
and i dont think its that funny lol. anyway, it seems like matt was poking fun at ashley's essay but also kinda coming for hilary and i'm just wondering why they didnt have this convo privately before spilling all tea online 
anyway, matt komas response is pretty funny and lighthearted... i mean, who hasn't been that self obsessed as a mom, right? 
like, when you're trying to plan a playdate or something and your kid just won't listen, you start thinking 'okay, no one else has this problem' 
but still, gotta respect tisdales honesty about how she felt... maybe it's time for her to join matt komas parody crew? 
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! I mean, who hasn't been there right? Feeling left out of the mom squad can be super cringeworthy. And honestly, Ashley Tisdale's essay was kinda relatable too... it's not like she fabricated the whole thing or anything 
. But Matthew Koma just roasted her so hard in a funny way, I love it! It's all good now tho, no need for drama 
. Hilary Duff and Mandy Moore were probably just caught up in the drama too... poor them 
those groups can be super cliquey... remember when we used to talk about that on our old chat group back in 2007 
? everyone would post these perfect pics of their kids and you'd feel like an outsider, even if it was just for a sec. anyway, I think Matthew's trying to poke fun at how ridiculous it is to make someones mom "toxic" just 'cause they didn't invite them to the right event 
. I'm not saying Hilary did anything wrong, but sometimes moms just wanna have fun without all the drama 
. It seems like she wrote from the heart about feeling left out, even though maybe some people got a little too worked up thinking Hilary Duff was one of them... Matthew Koma's tweet seems kinda funny, but also might come across as a bit dismissive? Maybe he should've just been more understanding & offered support instead of poking fun at it 
he's like totally owning her whole "mom group drama" situation and i am HERE. FOR. IT 
. And honestly, can we talk about how crazy it is to think that some people are so invested in who's friends with whom? 
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It's no wonder there's a culture of exclusivity and cliques forming around parenting groups 
. Anyway, I think Matthew Koma just saved us all from some cringeworthy mom drama 
. Stats show that 9 out of 10 times, when a woman shares her experience of being left out, she's actually the most popular person in the room 
, and honestly, it's kinda relatable 
. Ashley's rep staying mum is giving me major "mum silence" vibes 
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. And btw, Hilary Duff and Mandy Moore were never part of that group... like, who even verifies this stuff online? 
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