Ashley Tisdale to Produce Comedy About 'Toxic' Mom Drama for Netflix

Ashley Tisdale is turning a real-life celebrity feud into a scripted series. According to Deadline, the "High School Musical" star is developing a comedy for Netflix inspired by the drama surrounding her "toxic" mom group, which included Hilary Duff, Mandy Moore, and Meghan Trainor.

The project stems from Tisdale's explosive essay in The Cut, where she called out the toxic dynamics in her mom chat. Fans quickly connected the dots, noticing that Ashley had unfollowed Hilary and Mandy on Instagram, sparking rumors of a rift that even involved their husbands and families.

Tisdale is expected to star in the series and is teaming up with comedian and writer Sabrina Jalees (known for "Transparent" and "Search Party") and Ali Wong (star of "Beef" and "Always Be My Maybe"). The creative team suggests a sharp, comedic take on the situation.

The real-life feud became a hot topic online, with fans speculating about the reasons behind the unfollows and the fallout. Neither Duff nor Moore has publicly commented, but the gossip kept social media buzzing for months.

This isn't the first time Tisdale has turned personal experience into content, but it's her most direct adaptation of a scandal. The show's development signals a growing trend of celebrities mining their own controversies for entertainment.

No release date or title has been announced yet, but with Netflix backing it and a strong writing team, the "toxic mom drama" is already generating buzz. Fans are eager to see how Ashley and her collaborators will fictionalize the messy reality.