US EditionMeghan Trainor Breaks Silence on Ashley Tisdale Mom Group Drama
Meghan Trainor used her song "Still Don’t Care" in a TikTok to address Ashley Tisdale’s essay on toxic mom groups, amidst widespread online reactions and sleuthing.
- On Thursday, January 8, 2026, Meghan Trainor uploaded a TikTok set to her single `Still Don't Care` and captioned it `#stilldontcare` addressing the viral mom-group controversy.
- Ashley Tisdale French's essay for The Cut explained why she left a friend circle, describing her former mom group as `toxic` after feeling excluded by `mean-girl behavior`.
- Online sleuths then dug up photos tying the essay to a known friend group, matching archived playdate photos and Instagram posts to Meghan Trainor, Hilary Duff, and Mandy Moore.
- Meanwhile, spouses and friends responded with parody posts and social-media reactions; a representative for Ashley Tisdale French shut down speculation while Daryl Sabara, actor and husband of Meghan Trainor, insisted there was no drama Thursday.
- With her album due April 24, 2026, Meghan Trainor is keeping promotional focus while cautioning wannabe online sleuths to show restraint amid the debate.
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On January 1, Ashley Tisdale, of High School Musical fame, wrote an essay in New York magazine about breaking up with her toxic mom group. These were friends once so inseparable they wore matching white sweatsuits with the word “mother” emblazoned on the thigh.Tisdale said the group—which includes Mandy Moore, Meghan Trainor, and Hilary Duff—hurt her feelings by excluding her from hangouts that they then broadcast all over Instagram.“All of a su…
Actress Ashley Tisdale complained about a "toxic group of moms" to which she belonged, explaining why she had to leave him. And that made her react.
Meghan Trainor’s husband sounds off on alleged Ashley Tisdale fallout, ‘toxic’ mom group drama
Meghan Trainor’s husband, Daryl Sabara, said he has no bad feelings towards Ashley Tisdale despite all the drama her viral essay for The Cutstirred up. Tisdale blasted her former “toxic” mom group in the piece, which fans quickly deduced included Trainor as well as Hilary Duff and Mandy Moore based on past pics. But when TMZ caught up with Sabara Thursday in Los Angeles, he insisted there was “no drama over here.” Daryl Sabara commented on the “…
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