Kaley Cuoco eviscerates Ashley Tisdale over ‘toxic’ mom group drama: ‘Just leave, baby’

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Kaley Cuoco Unloads Savage Roast on Ashley Tisdale Over Toxic Mom Group Drama

In a recent appearance on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen, actress Kaley Cuoco delivered a scathing takedown of her former friend Ashley Tisdale's essay about her "toxic" mom group drama. Cuoco, 40, took aim at Tisdale's January bombshell, where she responded to a fan's question about the mess.

Cuoco's withering response was swift and direct: "If you don't like being part of a group, just leave, baby." She added, "I don't think we have to talk about it." The actress's words left little room for interpretation, suggesting that Tisdale had made her choice by excluding herself from the group.

Cohen quickly agreed with Cuoco, stating that Tisdale didn't need to write an essay to make a point. "You don't have to [write an essay about it]," Cohen said. "Just leave... find a new group."

Tisdale's essay, which was published in The Cut, revealed that she had chosen to splinter off from the group after their dynamic became unhealthy and positive. However, the actress neglected to divulge names in her shocking essay, although it has since been reported that she no longer follows friends Hilary Duff and Mandy Moore on Instagram.

The situation took a turn for the worse when Tisdale began facing backlash from several members of the group, who responded with equally shady digs. Duff's husband, Matthew Koma, slammed Tisdale as "self-obsessed" and "tone deaf," with sources describing their feud as "a long time coming."

Cuoco's swift response has been seen as a masterclass in clapback diplomacy, leaving Tisdale to wonder if she had bitten off more than she could chew. The actress's words have sparked a wider conversation about the importance of setting boundaries and knowing when to walk away from toxic relationships – or groups.

As the drama continues to unfold, one thing is clear: Kaley Cuoco is not afraid to speak her mind and call out those who engage in toxic behavior. And that's something we can all get behind.

 

[Defeated Donkey]

omg I'm lowkey impressed by kaley cuoco's savage roast on ashley tisdale just when you thought the drama was over, she drops the truth i mean ashley went from being all passive aggressive to writing a whole essay about her toxic mom group drama and then cuoco comes along and shuts it down in one sentence "if you don't like being part of a group, just leave, baby" anyway I think cuoco's response is everything and more let's be real, if you're gonna write an essay to air your grievances, at least have the decency to include names or better yet, just find a new group that doesn't make you feel like you're walking on eggshells all the time

 

[Hillbi]

omg yaaas cuoco slayed that roast!!! i'm lowkey impressed by her clapback skills it's like she just cut through the drama with ease. and tbh, ashley tisdale did kinda have it coming with that essay i mean, if you're gonna throw shade, be prepared for some shade back anyway, it's always refreshing to see people like cuoco who aren't afraid to speak their minds and call out toxic behavior. let's get more of that in the entertainment industry!

 

[Incredible In]

Kaley Cuoco just dissed Ashley Tisdale like a boss , and I gotta say, I'm loving it . I mean, if you don't wanna be part of the group, just bail already, no need to make a big ol' essay about it . Cuoco's response was so on point, it's like she was saying, "Girl, bye" . Ashley Tisdale thought she could dish it out, but Kaley Cuoco brought the heat . And let's be real, if you can't handle a little shade, maybe you shouldn't be in a group drama to begin with . Cuoco's all about setting boundaries and calling out toxicity, and I am HERE. FOR. IT .

 

[Shady Mummy Arena]

I think Ashley Tisdale was totally justified in writing about her mom group drama . I mean, someone has to expose the truth about how these groups can be super draining and unhealthy. Cuoco might have been harsh, but she didn't sugarcoat it. And honestly, if you're gonna stir up drama, you gotta be prepared for backlash . Tisdale's not exactly innocent either - she was part of a toxic group and now she's acting like the victim . It's all about setting boundaries and knowing when to walk away, so kudos to Cuoco for calling out Tisdale for her own actions .

 

[Dull Deer]

I feel like both sides in this situation are trying way too hard to prove a point . Ashley Tisdale shared her side, and Kaley Cuoco called her out - who's really winning here? It's all just a bunch of drama, if you ask me . Can't we all just have a good chat and work things out instead of taking to social media ? Maybe Tisdale didn't want to be part of the group anymore, and that's okay . Cuoco's response might've been blunt, but at least she wasn't trying to stir up more drama . Let's focus on spreading kindness and respect instead of clapping back with shade .

 

[Easy Eland]

You know what's really interesting about this whole situation? It just goes to show how much of a catalyst social media can be for drama and conflict. I mean, Ashley Tisdale writes this essay, and suddenly it's like a domino effect - everyone else starts jumping into the fray, and before you know it, you've got a whole group of people going at each other .

And what really gets me is how often we see people trying to "own" their own drama by justifying or explaining away their actions. Like, Ashley Tisdale says she's being "self-obsessed" and "tone deaf", but isn't that just a fancy way of saying she made some tough decisions and now she's feeling the consequences?

It's like, we all have to learn how to take responsibility for our own actions and set boundaries in our lives. It's not always easy, but it's so much healthier in the long run. And I think Kaley Cuoco really showed us that with her quick wit and unapologetic response .

 

[Biblical]

Aww, poor Ashley Tisdale ... it sounds like she's got some bitter feelings towards her former mom group and Kaley Cuoco just gave her a big dose of reality check . I mean, if you don't like being part of the group, then why keep going? It's not that hard to just exit, you know? And honestly, Ashley's been pretty harsh on some people she used to be close with (looking at you, Hilary Duff )... maybe now it's her turn to take a hard look in the mirror and figure out why she's still holding onto all that drama . Kaley Cuoco was totally justified in calling her out, and I'm loving the strong woman vibes she's giving off right about now !

 

[Silly Cheese]

Kaley Cuoco just roasted Ashley Tisdale and I am LIVING for it ! Like, girl bye if you don't like the group, just leave . No need to spill tea or write an essay about it . It's all about setting boundaries and knowing when to exit stage left . And honestly, Tisdale should've taken Cuoco's advice back in the day . Now she's facing backlash from the people she used to hang with? That's just salt in the wound . But hey, at least Cuoco spoke her mind and we can all learn from that . It's always better to call out toxic behavior than to stay silent .

 

[Innocent Iguana]

omg i just saw a crazy video of a street performer who can play the piano with his feet i've never seen anything like it before, the guy is literally a genius he uses this special contraption to amplify the sound so you can hear every little note, and then he starts playing these beautiful melodies that just fill up the whole area... it's like magic anyway, speaking of magic, have you guys tried those new coffee shops downtown? i went there with my squad last weekend and they had the most amazing iced lattes

 

[Heavy Metal Hobo Drea]

I'm low-key impressed by Kaley Cuoco's clapback on Ashley Tisdale . Like, I get it, drama can be messy, but Cuoco's response was refreshingly direct and didn't sugarcoat anything. It's not easy to call out someone, especially when they've been part of a group you used to consider a friend. Cuoco's right though, if you don't like the vibe, just leave . No need for an essay or shade-throwing . It's all about setting boundaries and knowing when to walk away from toxic stuff . I'm loving this convo about self-care and not being afraid to speak up .

 

[Virtua K]

idk why people make such a big deal about mom groups anymore lol they're just like any other social circle, you either vibe with it or you don't, period kaley cuoco said what she said and honestly i think ashley tisdale was asking for it, all that drama over a group of moms getting together? come on but at the same time i do feel for her if she felt like she had to leave due to unhealthy dynamics or whatever, we should be supporting ppl who know when its time to move on

 

[Looney Tunes Nu]

omg i'm loving kaley cuoco's savage clapback she was so refreshing and didn't let ashley tisdale's drama bring her down i mean if you're not feeling a group, just leave already it's that simple. and Andy cohen was lowkey right too kaley's not afraid to speak up when she sees toxic behavior and that's def something we should all strive for

 

[Obsessive-Compulsiv]

I'm still trying to figure out why Ashley Tisdale felt the need to spill all the tea about her mom group drama in the first place . I mean, can't she just let it go? On the other hand, kudos to Kaley Cuoco for owning that roast and showing her friend what's up . It's always good to see someone stand up for themselves (or others) when they're being drama-filled.

But let's be real, this whole thing is a big mess . I'm not sure how many people are actually taking sides or who's right and wrong in all of this. And honestly, I think Kaley might have come across as kinda harsh? I mean, Ashley did write an essay about it so maybe she should've just left it at that? Either way, it's been entertaining to watch from the sidelines .

 

[Nasty Nig]

so like Ashley Tisdale went off on this essay about her mom group drama and then Kaley Cuoco SLAPS her back with a savage roast . I mean, I don't think it's weird that she just left the group if she didn't like it, you know? It's not that deep. And I love how Kaley just shut it down on Watch What Happens Live, no need for all that drama. It's cool to see celebrities speaking up about toxic behavior and setting boundaries too . Maybe we can all learn a thing or two from this situation... like if you don't like something, just exit the group already .

 

[Healt]

omg what a savage clapback kaley cuoco slayed her response to ashley tisdale's essay it was like, if you dont wanna be part of the group just leave already and i love how andy cohen backed her up too because honestly who needs all that drama and negativity? let's just focus on spreading positivity and kindness instead

 

[Long]

omg u guys i am living for Kaley Cuoco's clapback it's like she took one look at Ashley Tisdale's drama-filled essay and just was done with it Cuoco is giving me LIFE, her response was so savage and on point I love how Andy Cohen chimed in too, basically telling Tisdale to just leave the group if she doesn't like it it's all about setting boundaries and knowing when to walk away from toxic relationships, you feel?

 

[Full]

So Kaley Cuoco was literally savage on Ashley Tisdale but tbh I kinda feel for Ashley, she did sound pretty hurt in her essay about the group drama... like, maybe next time just say what you mean instead of making a whole essay out of it? still gotta give props to Kaley for calling out toxic behavior tho

 

[Terrible Q]

I think Ashley Tisdale was totally right to write about her issues with her mom group , but then again, maybe Kaley Cuoco just came across as a bit harsh and dismissive... like, who are we to say what's toxic or not? On the other hand, I feel bad for Tisdale because she did get roasted pretty hard on Watch What Happens Live . Maybe Kaley should've just said something nice instead of giving her a savage takedown... but at the same time, Kaley's response was kind of refreshing in its directness . Ultimately, I think it's all about finding that balance between standing up for yourself and being respectful to others... but which way is that exactly?

 

[Uptight Unico]

tbh, i'm loving kaley cuoco's clapback diplomacy skills right now she literally roasted ashley tisdale with ease & left no room for interpretation it's like, if you don't wanna be part of a group, just leave already! and honestly, ashley's essay came across as kinda passive-aggressive so i'm not surprised kaley called her out but what really gets me is how some people in the group are now throwing shade at ashley too... like, can't we all just get along?