Meghan Trainor dragged after cryptic response to Ashley Tisdale

The drama between Ashley Tisdale and her old mom group is raging. Meghan Trainorwho was previously silent, has now addressed the moms group drama via a cryptic message.

Trainor’s post went viral on social media, leading to backlash from fans who criticized her for proving Tisdale’s point.

On the other hand, other fans defended her, pointing out that she had the right to publicize the matter, just like the Disney alumnus.

A few days after Tisdale’s tryout, Trainor shared a video on TikTok where she was seen sitting at her computer typing and staring at the screen.

The video’s caption read, “I’m finding out about the apparent mom group drama,” and the video was set to the song “Still Don’t Care,” one of her new singles from her upcoming album.

The 32-year-old singer’s video sparked a lot of reactions from her fans, who mostly thought she was wrong in her reaction. One fan slammed her, writing, “He’s the leader of the mean mom group,” and another wrote, “This proves Ashley’s point.”

Another pointed out that Trainor’s reaction, combined with Hilary Duff’s husband’s response, was to “give the high school away. Ashley was right.”

Along the same lines, other fans agreed that the singer’s reaction only proved that Tisdale was “100% right.” This user wrote: “The way Ashley didn’t name who she was talking about specifically, yet they ALL RAN towards [the] media to publish a story. Ashley was right,” another fan wrote.

On the other hand, the minority of fans sided with Trainor, with one writing: “Ashley talked about it and put it in the public eye, but Meghan is the bad girl for this?”

Another comment read: “No, this shows me that Meghan just doesn’t care about the drama and doesn’t want to be part of it. This doesn’t show me who is right or wrong.”

The mom group drama stems from Tisdale’s personal essay, published by The Cut. In the talk, she talked about her old group of friends, which included Meghan Trainor, Hilary Duff and Mandy Moore.

Tisdale revealed that she decided to leave the group following a series of events that made her feel unwanted by her former friends. She shared that although she tried to ignore events in the group, things quickly escalated to a point where she felt “left out of the group.”

According to The Blast, the drama quickly became “too high school” for her, and she decided to withdraw from the group because she no longer felt like she belonged. This led her to send a breakup text to the group, explaining the reason for leaving.

His text provoked apologies which did not seem sincere to him. Other members of the group also tried to smooth things over by saying they didn’t know she felt left out.

Following Tisdale’s explosive personal essay about his former close friends, Hilary Duff’s husband addressed the drama with a scathing social media post, which sparked plenty of backlash from fans.

Duff’s husband, Mathew Koma, shared a photoshopped photo of himself on Tisdale’s body from the photoshoot she did for the cover of her essay in The Cut.

He paired it with a sarcastic headline that read, “When you’re the most self-obsessed deaf person on Earth, other moms tend to focus on their little ones. A group of moms tell it all through a dad’s eyes,” according to The Blast.

One fan reacted to the sarcastic post, calling Koma a “pretentious asshole”, while another wrote that he “gave them a face”.

Although Koma rushed to defend his wife during the dramatic breakdown of their friendship, things weren’t always bad in the friend group.

In fact, Duff had previously spoken about the bond she shared with the group, expressing gratitude for forming meaningful friendships with them.