Kaley Cuoco is sharing his two cents Ashley Tisdale French’s “toxic mom group” drama.
appearing the episode of Thursday, February 5 of Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohenthe Big Bang Theory The alum was asked via a fan question if she had any thoughts on the viral parenting saga.
“I mean, if you don’t like being part of a group, leave, baby,” Cuoco, 40, responded. “Should we talk about it?”
When host Cohen, 57, referenced Tisdale French’s the cut Substack essay and post, both hit his mother group, Cuoco doubled down on her belief that public discourse about the entire situation was unnecessary.
Ashley Tisdale French’s no-holds-barred comment about being kicked out of a “toxic” mom group has caught the attention of many celebrities. In January 2026, Ashley, who shares two daughters with husband Christopher French, raised eyebrows with an essay for The Cut titled “Breaking Up With My Toxic Mom Group” as she candidly (…)
“You don’t have to do this. You just have to leave,” with the actress, who shares 2-year-old daughter Matilda. Tom Pelphreyhe said Cuoco added, “Find a new group.”
In January, Tisdale French, 40, caused a stir when she laid out her mom group dynamic in a personal essay written for the cut In the piece, he called the group “toxic” and revealed that he eventually left it after feeling ostracized.
She didn’t mention any of the other moms involved by name, but Tisdale French frequently documented playdates with celebrities including Meghan Trainor, Mandy Moore i Hilary Duffeach of whom has young children.
Kaley Cuoco and Ashley Tisdale in 2005.
(Photo by Michael Bezjian/WireImage)“I remember being left out of a couple of group uploads and I knew about it because Instagram made sure to feed me every Instagram photo and story,” Tisdale French wrote. “I was starting to feel frozen out of the group, noticing all the ways they seemed to exclude me… I told myself it was all in my head, and it wasn’t a big deal. Still, I could feel a growing distance between me and the other members of the group, who didn’t seem to care that I wasn’t around much.”
Tisdale French described the split from the other mom by texting the group she felt was “too secondary for me and I don’t want to be a part of it anymore.”
After fans pointed the finger at the famous group of moms as what Tisdale French was referring to in the essay, her rep denied the speculation.
Ashley Tisdale French’s group of former moms are ready to move on after her viral essay about their alleged “toxic” dynamic put all eyes on them. “The moms who are left in the group don’t wish Ashey any ill will,” a source tells Us Weekly exclusively. The group of women, which many believe includes celebrities Mandy Moore, Hilary (…)
However, when Duff’s husband Mateu Coma38, has uploaded a post mocking Tisdale French’s essayand, fueled the fire even more and indicated that it was the group of celebrities that included the Liz Maguire star that Tisdale French had been talking about.
In his Instagram post, Coma gave a helping hand Musical Baccalaureate star sharing a fictitious version of the article a the cut
“A group of mothers tell it all through the eyes of a father,” Koma’s article said. “When you’re the most tone-obsessed deaf person on earth, other moms tend to focus on their little ones.”
Meanwhile, Cuoco is part of it her own group of mothers. After the drama that made headlines surrounding Tisdale French’s mom group, friends of Cuoco’s mom celebrated their close connection.
“Mom groups are having a real moment on the interwebs this week. Shout out to my people, without whom I could be very lost and alone,” Cuoco’s pal Ashley Jones she wrote via Instagram on Jan. 7, along with several photos of her mommy team. “Tag your support travel group or die!”